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A failure to care. Is it against the law? It could be a case of negligence. Read More

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This is a quiz on the law of negligence, in particular the law relating to Duty of Care

Questions: 10  |  Attempts: 476   |  Last updated: Mar 21, 2023
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    Which case established the neighbour test?
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A quiz on Negligence, Breach of Duty, Standard of Care...

Questions: 20  |  Attempts: 148   |  Last updated: Apr 23, 2024
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    To establish a BREACH of the duty discussed in the previous quiz, we must: Establish the Standard of Care Consider Special Circumstances Establish a Breach A Standard of Care derives from what a reasonable man would do, or would not do.
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I hope to cover a skeleton of everything you'll need to cover either an ESSAY or a PROBLEM on Negligence in this quiz and the other two in the series.

Questions: 16  |  Attempts: 767   |  Last updated: Mar 21, 2023
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    Historically, this case established the whole topic of NEGLIGENCE. Decomposed snail in the bottom of a ginger beer bottle...
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The Negligence Quiz! Trivia explores the crucial elements of negligence in tort law, including duty of care, breach of duty, and damages. It assesses understanding of legal responsibilities and causation, essential for students...

Questions: 5  |  Attempts: 2776   |  Last updated: Mar 21, 2023
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    The three elements of negligence are:
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This will cover Factual causation as taught in the lectures by Kartina.

Questions: 13  |  Attempts: 189   |  Last updated: Mar 21, 2023
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    In proving CAUSATION, we are looking for a CAUSAL LINK between the Breach and the Injury. We must establish both FACTUAL and LEGAL CAUSATION. This case established that the patient would have still died from arsonic poisening regardless of the whether the doctor properly examined him or not. So IN FACT, BUT FOR the doctors breach, the patient would have still died. If there was evidence that, had the doctor examined him correcly then he would have been saved, then factual causation may have been established.
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