A court order requiring a defendant to stop committing a nuisance is:
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85 marks
Explain the approach to establishing a duty of care set out in Robinson v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire (2018).
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910 marks
Tom, aged 8, climbs through a gap in a fence into a building site and is injured by falling into an unguarded trench. Advise Tom on any claim against the site owner.
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1030 marks
Read the scenario and answer the question.
Priya, a newly qualified driver, is driving at 40 mph in a 30 mph zone while looking at her phone. She hits Ben, a cyclist, who is not wearing a helmet. Ben suffers a broken leg and head injuries. At hospital, Ben develops a rare infection and needs a further operation. Ben's mother, Lucy, arrives at the scene immediately after the crash and sees Ben lying injured. She later develops post-traumatic stress disorder.
Advise Ben and Lucy on any claims they may have in negligence.
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1130 marks
Evaluate the law on psychiatric injury in negligence.
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