OLA 1984 Flashcards
KA4
Define ‘trespasser’ with a statute.
A person without permission to be on the premises - s1(1) OLA 1984.
What protections are owed to trespassers.
Give the statute.
An occupier has a duty to protect trespassers from danger on the premises - s1(1).
What kind of harm can a trespasser claim against an occupier, and what can they not claim?
Statute for what they cannot claim.
Claim for injury, not property - s1(8).
Under what statute, what three things need to be shown in order for an occupier to owe a duty of care to a trespasser. Give statutes and cases.
Under s.1(3)…
- s1(3)(a) Aware of danger/ has reasonable grounds to believe it exists (Rhind)
- s1(3)(b) Reasonable grounds to believe D is in the vicinity (Higgs)
- s1(3)(c) Risk is the type that D is expected to protect against (Staples)
Under s.1(4) what kind of care needs to be taken by the occupier?
Reasonable care in the circumstances to see that trespassers aren’t injured.
What statute covers whether a duty of care is owed?
S1(3)