Tort Law notes (6th edition)

Notes on Duty of Care - covers Existing Authorities, Exceptional Duty Scenarios, and Novel Situations.

Negligence: duty of care - Did the defendant owe the claimant a duty of care? Document includes the general rule, precedents and examples of a duty being imposed, establishing a duty of care when the harm is a result of the defendant's omission, when the defendant may owe a duty for the actions of a third party, including the four exceptions to the general rule, and duty of care in respect of public bodies.

Notes covering Legal Causation - covers remoteness and new intervening acts. Includes key cases.

Notes on Breach of Duty of Care - covers the Reasonable Person test and the Objective Standard of Care.

Notes on Actionable Damage - defines physical injury

Notes on Actionable Damage - covers Historical Context, the requirements for a Primary Victim, and the requirements for Secondary Victims.

Notes on Factual Causation - covers the 'but for' test, the Bonnington test, the Fairchild test, the Medical Non-Disclosure test, the Loss of Chance Case test, and the Multiple Successive Causes test.

Notes on Factual Causation - covers the 'but for' test, the Bonnington test, the Fairchild test, the Medical Non-Disclosure test, the Loss of Chance Case test, and the Multiple Successive Causes test.

Notes covering Legal Causation - covers remoteness and new intervening acts. Includes key cases.

Notes on Duty of Care - covers Existing Authorities, Exceptional Duty Scenarios, and Novel Situations.

Notes on Actionable Damage - covers Historical Context, the requirements for a Primary Victim, and the requirements for Secondary Victims.

Notes on Breach of Duty of Care - covers the Reasonable Person test and the Objective Standard of Care.

Negligence: duty of care - Did the defendant owe the claimant a duty of care? Document includes the general rule, precedents and examples of a duty being imposed, establishing a duty of care when the harm is a result of the defendant's omission, when the defendant may owe a duty for the actions of a third party, including the four exceptions to the general rule, and duty of care in respect of public bodies.

Notes on Actionable Damage - defines physical injury