LAW COMP 2 - OLA 1957

Who does the OLA 1957 apply to?

• Visitors

• Trespassers

What is an occupier, as in Wheat v Laicon?

• An occupier is a visitor to the premises.
• An occupier is a legal representative of the owner.
• An occupier is someone who rents a property.
• An occupier is a person who has control over the premises.

Which of these are visitors?

• Implied

• Familiy

• Expressed

• Right by law (paramedic)

Under what section does it say the occupier owes a duty to all lawful visitors?

• s.2(3)

• s.1(1)

• s.2(2)

• s.2(1)

Under what section does it say the premises must be kept reasonably safe for adults?

• s.2(3)

• s.2(1)

• s.2(2)

• s.2(4)

What section did it say that for children aged 7 and above, allurements must be removed?

• s.2(3)(a)

• s.2(3)

• s.2(2)

• s1.3

Answer explanation

An allurement is something attractive but dangerous

Glasgow V Taylor - Allurements weren't removed

What case said that for very young children (5 and below) it's the parents responsibility?

• Rae v Mars

• Fitz v Rochester

• Page v Smith

• Roles v Nathan

Under what section does it say skilled visitors have a lower standard of care in respect to their profession?

• S.2(3)(a)

• S.2(3)

• S.2(3)(b)

Answer explanation

Roles v Nathan - should've turned the boiler off

Under S.2(4)(a), what do warnings have to be?

• Visible

• Large

• Indicate how to remain safe

Answer explanation

Rae v Mars, Warning was inside the enterance, couldn't be seen

2 types of causation are:

• Factual

• Substansive

• Legal

• Operative

Answer explanation

Factual - but for (C&K Hospital)
Legal - Wagon Mound