Other Special Negligence Duties Flashcards

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What type of statute will replace the general common law duty of care?

A

Statutes that are clearly stated.
With a specific duty.
That provide for criminal penalties like fines, regulatory offenses and speeding.

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what must P show to implicate the statute in negligence per se?

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1) Plaintiff is within class of protected people statute was designed for
2) The harm suffered was within the class of risk the statute was designed to prevent
3) There is no excuse

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What are excuses to negligence per SE?

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1))Compliance would cause more danger than the violation did
2) Compliance was beyond defendant’s control.

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What happens in majority view if negligence per SE is implicated?

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A conclusive presumption is established for duty and breach of duty.

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Does compliance with a statute establish due care?

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No, not necessarily.

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Generally, does one have a legal duty to act?

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No,

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Generally, is there a duty to rescue?

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No.

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When is their an exception against the general rule of ND2A?

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  1. special relationship exists between the parties.
  2. Peril was created due to negligence or innocence by own conduct
  3. If they have assumed a duty to act by acting
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What are types of special relationships?

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  1. Parent/Child
  2. Common carriers
  3. Inn Keppers
  4. Shop keepers
  5. Others that gather the public for profit
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What must those in special relationships do?

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They owe a duty of reasonable care to aid or assist their patrons.

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What duties to places of public accomodations have?

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They must prevent injury to guests by third persons.

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What is peril due to own conduct?

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One must assist someone they have negligently or innocently placed in peril.

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If someone has undertaken aid someone, what is their duty?

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Reasonable care.

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What is a good samaritan statute? What type of negligence does it implicate?

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State law that exempts health care workers from ordinary (but not gross) negligence.

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Is there a duty to prevent harm from third persons?

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Only if one has:
1) Actual ability to control person’s action
2) Knows/Should know person is likely to commit acts that would require excercise of this control?

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16
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What level of negligence are common carriers/inn keepers liable for? Is it low or high?

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Slight negligence.

17
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To Whom are common carriers/inn keepers liable?

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MUST be a guest or a passenger.

18
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What’s an example of a bailor/bailee relationship? BOLD

A

Bailor loans car to Bailee.

19
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What happens in a bailment relationship? BOLD

A

Bailor transfers to bailee possession of chattel, but not title.

20
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What are Duties owed by Bailee?

A

Depends on who benefits from bailment.

21
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When is there a low standard of care for bailor bailor/bailee relationship? BOLD

A

IF the benefit from the bailment is solely for the bailor.

22
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When is there a high standard of care in a bailor/bailee relationship? BOLD

A

When the benefit is for sole benefit of bailee.

23
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When is there a ordinary standard of care in the bailor/bailee relationship? BOLD

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When benefit is mutual between bailor/bailee.

24
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What must the bailor inform the bailee of when the sole benefit is to the bailee?

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Known dangerous defects in chattel.

25
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What must the bailor inform the bailee in a bailment for hire?

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Bailor must inform bailee of chattel defects of which they know or should know.

26
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In emergency situations, what is the standard of care?

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Defendant must act as a reasonably prudent person under emergency conditions.

27
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When are emergency conditions not considered?

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If emergency is defendants own making.