Includes: Liability of Occupiers to Visitors: The Duty – OLA 1957 Liability of Occupiers to Visitors: Standard of Care – OLA 1957 • Children • Expertise • Independent Contractors • Warnings Liability of Occupiers to Visitors: Causation and Remoteness – OLA 1957 Liability of Occupiers to Visitors: Defences – OLA 1957 Displaying a notice on the premises An express term of a contract The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 The Consumer Rights Act 2015

Includes: Advantages and Disadvantages of bringing a claim Liability at Common Law – General Principles • Duty of care • Breach • Causation • Remoteness • Defences Liability at Common Law – Pure Economic Loss Liability under the Consumer Protection Act Who is liable What is a product? What is a defect? What Damage? Defences

Slander Is the statement defamatory? Meaning of defamatory: • Threshold requirement of seriousness: • Standard of opinion: • Innuendo: False (or popular) innuendo & True (or legal) innuendo Does the statement refer to the CL? • The statement must refer to the claimant • Group defamation: Has the statement been published to a third party? Defences – Truth, Honest Opinion, Privilege – Absolute and Qualified, Privilege malice, Offer of amends, Innocent dissemination:

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Negligence: The Duty of Care Duty of Care: The Caparo Approach: Public Authorities: Establishing a Duty of Care – Post-CAPARO: The Incremental Approach: Negligence: Breach of Duty Objective Standard Relevant Factors to the standard of care Special Situations – Special Standard of Care • Children • Professional standard of care • The Bolam Test: • Limits of the Bolam Principle • PROFESSIONAL STANDARD OF CARE TEST • Disclosure of risk of treatment Proving Negligence: Res Ipsa L...

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Introduction to Tort

Includes: 2 types of causation: 1. Factual causation - In order to recover damages, CL must prove that D’s breach of duty was, as a matter of fact 2. Legal causation – remoteness The ‘But For’ Test Problems with the ‘But For’ Test Exceptions to the ‘But For’ test • Supervening Events • The Material Increase in Risk Approach • Vindication of Rights Contribution between Ds: The Compensation Act 2006 The Material Increase in Risk Approach to Non-mesothelioma cases Appl...

Explains and lays out the following concepts and structures for exam: Aims of tort Human rights Establishing a Claim in Negligence DUTY OF CARE BREACH OF DUTY OF CARE Causation – Rule: the ‘But For’ test: all or nothing approach Remoteness Defences Remedies

Includes: Primary Liability Breach, Causation and Defences Vicarious liability