Negligence

Negligence needs proof of _____ on the part of the person who caused the accident

The start of the modern law of negligence was the case of

• Atkin v Stevenson

• Donoghue v Stevenson

• Blyth v Donoghue

• Hill v Donoghue

The idea of a duty of care in negligence is to establish a _____ relationship between the parties.

Donoghue v Stevenson established the principle of owing a duty of care called the

• Close principle

• Atkin principle

• Neighbour principle

• Omission principle

The level of fault in negligence is on the balance of probabilities : True or False

Negligence can arise from either and act or an

• Omission

• Injury

• Offence

• Inspection