Resulting Damage

Question 1

In this case it must be proven that D’s breach caused the resulting damage to C, and that the damage was a direct result of D’s actions and that the damage was foreseeable and not too remote. What test and case apply here?

Answer 1

The “but for” test and the case of Barnett v Chelsea Hospital

Question 2

In this case the damage was/was not reasonably foreseeable (and not too remote)- What is the case for this?

Answer 2

The Wagon Mound

Question 3

The thin skull rule may also apply, which case applies?

Answer 3

Smith v Leech Brain and Co