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Occupiers liability

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Which act sets out the liability for visitors Occupiers liability act 1957
Which act sets out the liability for tresspsssers Occupiers liability act 1984
Who is an occupier Ahoy one who has control over the premises
Name the case that states who is an occupier Wheat v Lacon
Which section of the occupiers liability act sets defines a premises S1(3) OLA 1957: land, building or any fixed or moveable structure
Which section of the OLA sets out what the must occupy S2(1): an occupier of a premises owes a common duty of care to visitors to these premises
What is S2(2) of the OLA The duty of the occupier is to take reasonable care to keep visitors reasonably safe
Which case sets out that invitation doesn’t equal misuse of the premises The Calgarth
Define visitor Someone who has express or implied permission from the occupier to enter the premises
What is the standard for children in OLA S2(3): provides that an occupier must be prepared for children to be less careful than adults
What is a case to show the standard for children in OLAN Phipps v Rochester Corperation
What are allurements Occupiers may be liable for failing to protect children from allurements or traps
What is a case for allurements Jolley v Sutton
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