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A Level Law OCR Paper 2: Tort Law and Law Making > the ways in which judges can avoid judicial precedent > Flashcards

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A Level Law OCR Paper 2: Tort Law and Law Making (30 decks)

Negligence: Duty of Care: Part 1

Negligence: Breach of Duty: Part 2

Negligence: Damages, Defences and Remedy: Part 3

Rylands v Fletcher

Private Nuisance

A: Occupier's Liability Act 1957 (Vistors)

B: Occupiers Liability Act 1984 (Trespassers)

Vicarious Liability

Parlimentary Law Making

Advantages and Disadvantages of the Legislative Process

Different TYPES of Delegated Legislation

Advantages and Disadvantages of Delegated Legislation

Controls on Delegated Legislation

Advantages and Disadvantages of the Controls on Delegated Legislation

Influences on Parliament to Make New laws

The Work of the Law Commission

Advantages and Disadvantages of influences on Parliament

The Doctrine of Judicial Precedent

The Court Hierarchy as a Feature of Judicial Precedent

the different types of precedent

the ways in which judges can avoid judicial precedent

advantages and disadvantages of judicial precedent

Describe the literal rule of statutory interpretation

Describe the golden rule of statutory interpretation

the mischief rule of statutory interpretation

the purposive approach to statutory interpretation

intrinsic aids to statutory interpretation

extrinsic aids to statutory interpretation

advantages and disadvantages of the literal rule

advantages and disadvantages of the golden rule

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