Vicarious Liability

Which case shows that an employer can be vicariously liable where an employee does the job negligently?

• Donoghue v Stevenson

• Mattis v Pollock

• Smith v Stages

• Century Insurance v Northern Ireland

Lister v Hesley Hall developed which test for when D has committed a crime?

• 'close connection' test

• vicarious liability test

• economic reality test

• control test

In this case, the employer was liable because the employee was paid for his travelling time: Smith v...?

If the employee is acting outside of the course of employment, they are on a '______' of their own

Under which Act can the employer recover compensation from the employee that they've had to pay out?

• Workers' Compensation Act 1987
• Employment Standards Act 2000
• Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978

• Employers' Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Act 1969

In which case was the employer vicariously liable because they'd encouraged the bouncer to use force and intimidation?

• Hawley v Luminar Leisure

• Bouncer v Bounced

• Mohamud v Morrison's Supermarkets

• Mattis v Pollock

If you're not an employee, you're an independent...

Case summary: rogue bus conductor goes for a spin!

• Twine v Beans Express

• Beard v London General Omnibus Co

• Rose v Plenty

• Mattis v Pollock

Which statement is true?

• Where D is on a frolic, vicarious liability applies

• Where D is on a frolic, vicarious liability does not apply

• Employer is always liable, whether or not D is on a frolic

• Frolic of one's own no longer applies to vicarious liability

Which case shows that vicarious liability may be shared?

• E v English Province of Our Lady of Charity

• Ready Mixed Concrete v Minister of Pensions and National Insurance

• Catholic Child Welfare Society v Various Claimants and the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools

• Cox v ministry of Justice