Psychiatric Injury

Question 1

Alcock

Answer 1

Outlines criteria for secondary victim

Question 2

Greatorex v Greatorex

Answer 2

6: Primary owes no DOC to secondary: yes

Question 3

Reilly v Merseyside HA

Answer 3

Definition

Psychiatric injury must be more than normal human emotions

Question 4

White v CC South Yorkshire

Answer 4

Active Rescuer:

Did not fear own safety, therefor cannot claim as primary victim

Question 5

Dulieu v White

Answer 5

Primary Victim:

Was directly involved and fears safety

Question 5

Page v Smith

Answer 5

Primary Victim:

Directly Involved

Question 5

Bourhill v Young

Answer 5

1: love and affection: family members

Question 6

Dooley v Cammell

Answer 6

1: love and affection: if feeling guilty, can be able to claim

Question 7

Mcloughlin v O’brian

Answer 7

2: Time and Space: found in active state

Question 8

Galli-Atkinson v Seghal

Answer 8

2: Time and Space: one long event

Question 9

Boylan v Keegan

Answer 9

3: Unaided Senses: failed as heard through phone

Question 10

Sion v HHA

Answer 10

4: Sudden Shock: Assault on human senses

Question 11

Brice v Brown

Answer 11

5: Reasonable Fortitude: yes