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    over this case. The sections the law is going to be split into are: Negligence‚ Causation‚ Duty of Care‚ Unforeseeable Harm and Tort; then ending with a conclusion. Each section is going have a short explanation of the law with a link to the case. This should explain to both Harry and Mrs Tourniquet if they have a reasonable case to give in a civil court and what they could base their case around. Negligence ‘The tort of negligence gives rights to persons who have suffered

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    most likely be the only defendant with enough money to pay out compensation. Wal-Mart would be vicariously liable for Dales actions. b) The causes of action taken on Dale are the tort of false imprisonment‚ the tort of assault and battery‚ and negligence. If the customer‚ Bob‚ has not stolen any goods there is no justification for holding Bob. Bob was intentionally restrained against his will‚ and there was no lawful reason to do so. This restraint unlawful for two main reasons: first‚ Bob had not

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Name Institutional Affiliation Introduction Academicians argue that‚ a powerful reader paints a picture on a reader’s mind. Writing effective different types of essays is increasingly becoming a critical organ of academic success (Feng & Checkett‚ 2014‚ p. 152). There are two major types of essays‚ narrative and descriptive. While the two might be appropriate in academic writing‚ one is arguably effective that the other. Narrative essays tells a story from personal

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    Tort Notes

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    Vicarious Liability * Employer’s liability for employee’s wrongdoing committed by employee in course employment- strict liability/ absence of wrongdoing by defendant * Employer will not be liable unless employer-employee relationship/ employee must commit a tort/ must be during course employment * Casual potency important * Must be committed by an employee- employer/employee relationship: * Distinguished between contract of employment/contract for employment * Ready

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    Duty of Care

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    Duty of Care General: Duty is the primary control device which allows the courts to keep liability for negligence within what they regard as acceptable limits and the controversies which have centered around the criteria for the exercise of a duty reflect differences of opinion as to the proper ambit of liability for negligence. Before Donoghue v Stevenson‚ there was no liability for negligence in a case where there is no special relationship between parties. Because in Case of Assault or Battery

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    Tai Tai’s case‚ it would be likely that Samantha had created a situation of peril. Had she not throw the water in‚ the fire might not have increased in strength. Under such situation‚ she would have the duty of care to Eric and might be liable in negligence for the injury of Eric. It is therefore apparent that Samantha would not be entitled to the damaged but might be liable

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    Essays help us learn about who you are rather than solely what you have done. Other parts of the application give insight to your academic and professional accomplishments; the essays reveal the character of the person behind those achievements. When writing your essays‚ resist the urge to "package" yourself into what you think Stanford wants to see. Doing so will only prevent us from understanding who you really are and what you hope to accomplish. The most impressive essays are the most authentic

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    Assignment: Case Study

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    Valdez v. J. D. Diffenbaugh Co.‚ 51 Cal. App. 3d 494‚ 124 Cal. Rptr. 467 (1975). Negligence has four causes of actions that all must be proven for there to be negligence. The elements of a cause of action for negligence are 1) a legal duty to use due care‚ 2) a breach of that duty‚ 3) a reasonably close causal connection between that breach and the plaintiff’s resulting injury‚ and 4) actual loss or

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    Negligent Tort: Case Study

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    Negligent Tort Deaundra Chatman BUS670: Legal Environment (MFH1446A) Instructor: Leah Westerman Date: January 15‚ 2015 Negligent Tort Manufacturing industries are in the business of making products for the consumer industry‚ products that supposed to be sustainable and have the potential to improve the lives of the people using them. In most cases‚ they get it right; they make a product that does not have any problems when it comes to using it. However‚ in some situations‚ there happens

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    reasonable person would not have done and caused harm to a patient. There are two Latin terms that can be used to describe aspects of negligence. These are known as doctrines. Res ipsa loquitur‚ or “the thing speaks for itself”‚ is the term used in cases that involve situations when a nick is made in the bladder while a surgeon is performing a hysterectomy. The negligence is obvious. The other doctrine‚ respondent superior‚ “let the master answer‚ “expresses that physicians are responsible for their

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