Rylands v Fletcher - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hiya! These are my summary notes for OCR Law Paper 2! Every single topic has been summarised and have been given full marks. All information may not need to be included within an exam question, but the simple bullet points ensured that I achieved an A* overall in my Y13 mock exams! Having just sat my Law A Level, this notes that I have made definitely made me feel confident going into the exam, and to be honest they felt like a breeze! I hope that if and when you purchase my notes, they are just...

AQA-7162-2-LAW QUESTION PAPER 2-A LEVEL-4Jun24-PM 0 1 Which of the following would not have to be proved when claiming under the rule in Rylands v Fletcher? [1 mark] A That the claimant had a legal interest in the affected land. B That the defendant’s actions were reckless. C That the loss suffered was reasonably foreseeable. D That there was an escape of a dangerous thing. 0 2 Which of the following is not a remedy available to a claimant in the tort of private nuisance? [1 mark] ...

AQA-7162-2-LAW FINAL MARK SCHEME PAPER 2-A LEVEL-Jun24-v1.0 01 Which of the following would not have to be proved when claiming under the rule in Rylands v Fletcher? [1 mark] Marks for this question: AO1 = 1 B That the defendant’s actions were reckless. 02 Which of the following is not a remedy available to a claimant in the tort of private nuisance? [1 mark] Marks for this question: AO1 = 1 A A fine 03 In relation to a mediation hearing, which of the following statement...

Bernstein of Leigh (Baron) v Skyviews & General Ltd [1978] QB 479 - D was a business which used aircraft to take aerial photographs of people's homes without their permission. D then offered to sell those photographs to the homeowners. Liable to the homeowners in the tort of trespass to land? Held: rights of an owner to the airspace above their property are restricted to such height as is necessary for the ordinary use and enjoyment of their land. Adams v Ursell [1913] 1 Ch 269 - A fis...

These are the revision notes I produced for the GDL Tort Law paper (as taught at Oxford Brookes in 2021/22. I achieved a Distinction both on this paper, and overall. The notes run to 77 pages and nearly 30k words, covering the following topics: Trespass to the person Trespass to land Occupiers' liability Public nuisance Private nuisance Rylands v Fletcher Employers' and vicarious liability Negligence Duty of care Breach of duty Factual causation Remoteness of damage Psychiatr...

I created this summary sheet of Rylands v Fletcher with all A01 including cases. This sheet is all I used to revise this topic and I achieved an A* as my final grade. It uses colour, key titles, cases, and short summaries of all key content.

Pearson BTEC Applied Law Unit 7 Outcome D Unit 7 - Aspects of tort Outcome D - Explore liability for private nuisance and Rylands v Fletcher

Jim Russell c Hite Moral damages must be recognized as a form of extra patrimonial damage that includes all non-economic/non-patrimonial damages, such as infringement on personality rights, human rights, family rights or otherwise. In contrast to common law, these damages are not considered as supplemental to "real" damages like physical harm or loss of property, nor do they require a "functional" justification. Ouellette c Tardif • Damages must be awarded in concreto, taking acco...

Outlines how to answer application questions for OCR tort law. Negligence, OLA 1957, OLA 1984, Private Nuisance, Rylands v Fletcher, Vicarious Liability, Defences and Remedies