rylands v fletcher

Question 1

_ could make a claim against _ in the tort of R v F for _

Answer 1

C must have an interest in the land (own, rent or have a proprietary interest in it)

Question 2

4 things must be proven to be successful

Answer 2

1. the bringing onto land or accumulation or storage of a non natural substance. the substance must be not naturally present on the land
   giles v walker

Question 3

2. of a thing likely to cause mischief if it escapes. damage must be rf if it does

Question 4

3. It must amount. to the non-natural use of the land, meaning ‘extraordinary and
   unusual’. Things stored associated with domestic use are not considered non-
   natural
   rickards v lothian

Question 5

It does escape and causes reasonably foreseeable damage to the adjoining
property
Cambridge Water Co v Eastern Counties Leather)
(Cambridge Water Co v Eastern Counties Leather)