Negligence
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| Donoghue v Stevenson | Snail case - neighbour principle
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| Caparo v Dickman | 3 part test for duty
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| Haley v LEB | Duty owed to blind man
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| McLoughlin v O'Brien | There was proximity - 'immediate aftermath'
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| Bourhill v Young | Not foreseeable or proximate - fishwife
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| Griffiths v Lindsay | Taxi driver - not FJR to impose duty
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| Hill v CC W Yorks | Not FJR to impose duty on police - Ripper
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| Bolton v Stone | Cricket club - no breach
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| Watt v Herts CC | Firefighter - utility
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| Mullins v Richards | Standard of care for kids
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| Bolam v Friern | Standard of care for experts
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| Blythe v B'ham Waterworks | Standard of the reasonable man
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| Nettleship v Weston | Learner driver must meet standard of competent driver
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| Latimer v AEC | Slippery floor and sawdust
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| Paris v Stepney | Goggles!
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| The Oropesa | NOT a novus actus interveniens
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| Barnett v Chelsea | No factual causation
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| Wilkin-Shaw v Fuller | Stranger broke the chain
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| Smith v Leech Brain | Thin skull rule
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| Wilsher v Essex AHA | 5 possible causes of child's blindness
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| Fairchild v Glenhaven | Mesothelioma - all employers liable
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| Hughes v Lord Advocate | Extent of damage needn't be foreseeable
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| The Wagon Mound | Damage may not be too remote
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| Ward v Tesco | Yoghurt - res ipsa loquitur
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| Robinson v CC W Yorks | Caparo test only needed in 'novel' situations
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| FB v Alexandra Hospital | New Dr judged by standard of competent Dr
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| Montgomery v Lanarkshire | Dr must consult patient over treatment
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| Bolitho v CHHA | Adapts the Bolam test
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