Rylands v Fletcher Flashcards

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1
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5 parts of R&F

A
  1. Something is brought onto the land
  2. Non-natural use of land
  3. Could do mischief if it escapes
  4. It does escape
  5. Causes damage
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2
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Who can sue?

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Claimant must have an interest in the land affected

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3
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Claimant case

A

Weller v Foot and Mouth disease research institute

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4
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Who can be sued?

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Defendant must be the occupier in control of the land

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5
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Defendant case

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Smith v Scott

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Defendant case

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Smith v Scott

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Brings onto land case

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Giles v Walker

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Brings onto land case 2

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Crowhurst v Amersham burial board

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9
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Non-natural use of land case

A

British Celanese v AH hunt

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10
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Non-natural use of land case 2

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Rickards v Lothian

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11
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Escapes onto another’s land case

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Read v Lyons

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5 types of defences

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  • act of a stranger
  • statutory authority
  • act of God
  • default of claimant
  • volenti
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13
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Act of stranger case

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Box v Jubb

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14
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Act of God case

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Nichols v Marsland

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15
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Statutory authority case

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Green v Chelsea waterworks

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