Negligence

Which judge came up with the neighbour principle?

• Lord Denning

• Lady Hale

• Lord Neuberger

• Lord Atkin

Tort is a French word meaning...

• Right

• Wrong

• Naughty

• Biscuit

If the Claimant establishes negligence, we say that the defendant is...

• Liable

• Guilty

• Bang to rights

Which of these is NOT an element required to establish negligence?

• Duty of Care

• Breach of Duty

• Doctrine of responsibility

• Causation of damage

The leading case on duty of care is...

• Donoghue v Stevenson

• Bourhill v Young

• Caparo v Dickman

• Mulcahy v MoD

The three elements required (following Caparo) to establish a duty of care are...

• Duty, Breach and Damage

• Duty, Loss and Consequence

• Duty, negligence and probability

In which case was the harm reasonably foreseeable?

• Bourhill v Young

• Kent v Griffiths

• Osman v Ferguson

Proximity means

• Closeness in time, space or relationship

• Balance between claimant and defendant

In which case was there proximity?

• Bourhill v Young

• Osman v Ferguson

• Hill v CC West Yorks Police

If we looked at Donoghue v Stevenson now, we would say there was proximity between claimant and the manufacturer because...

• They had close ties of love and affection

• They were close in space and time

• The claimant was relying on the manufacturer

• None of the above