Vicarious Liability Flashcards

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case if there are 2 D’s

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(Viasystems v thermal transfer)

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stage 1 what must be proven for the D to be liable

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C has suffered a loss or injury

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case for if C has suffered loss or injury

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(Muhammed v Morrison)

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what must be established in stage 2

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that there was an employer/employee relationship between the tortfeasor and the D

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case for if its an independent contractor they wont be liable

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(Barclays bank v Various claimants)

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case for the multiple test

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(ready mixed concrete v minister of pensions)

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what does the multiple test consider

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the control that the employer has over the tortfeasor

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what are the additional factors

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pay, premises and equipment

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what’s the term if its not a traditional relationship

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‘relationship akin to employment’

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‘relationship akin to employment’ case

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(Christian brothers; COX v MOJ)

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what must be determined in stage 3

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that the tort was committed within the course of employment

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what is the ‘salmond test’ used to determine

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to establish whether the tort was an authorized wrongful act or if its an authorized act done in a wrong way

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what’s the term and case if the act isn’t authorized and so the employer isn’t liable

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(frolic of their own) (Hilton v Thomas burton)

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(rose v plenty)

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benefits the employer

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15
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when is the salmond test not sufficient

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when the case involves a crime or when it’s ‘akin to employment’

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16
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what test is considered instead of the salmond test

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the lister test

17
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case for lister test

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(Lister v Hesley hall)

18
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what is the salmond test used

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when the multiple test is used and paid employment

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when is lister used

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when its ‘relationship akin’ - unpaid