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    Legal Studies Summary Notes

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    Legal Summary Notes Principles of the Australian parliamentary System Representative government- means that the government must represent the views and interests of the people who voted them in. if they fail to do so then they will not be elected the next time‚ or could be kicked out of the parliament by the Governor General. Responsible government- the government must be answerable to the people and the parliament for its actions. If they fail to do so then they won’t be re-elected. Separation

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    is a duty of care? Must prove: Proximity - emotion or physical Foreseeability - must able to foresee how the act or omission can affect the claimant That it is fair‚ just and reasonable to impose the duty (Caparo v Dickman 1990) Donoghue v Stevenson (1937) - Neighbour Principle. Prior to this negligence could only be claimed if there was a contractual link or a link like a contract. Therefore the judge extended the law of negligence and created the new our principle. Barnett v packer

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    Legal studies Introduction Negligence is a failure to take reasonable care to avoid causing injury or loss to another person (Law Hand Book‚ 2013). Negligence can be used when a party has experienced loss or damage from the wrongful actions or omission to act of another individual. This principal can be found in The Civil Liability Act 2003(Qld). The following report will examine the tort of negligence While analyzing the case study of Mr. Jones vs Blue Board Production and will provide an evaluation

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    Bibliography: Donoghue‚ Sune. Projective Techniques in Consumer Research‚ ISSN 0378-5254 Journal of Family Ecology and Consumer Sciences‚ Vol 28‚ 2000 PDF Malhotra‚ K Steinman‚ Ross B. Projective Techniques in Consumer Research‚ International Bulletin of Business Administration

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    revolutionizes transport. Journal of Commerce and Commercial‚ v402 n28342‚ p.3B(1). Colborn‚ Kate (1992‚ June). Global positioning systems may help pinpoint jobs. (Navstar Global Positioning System of 24 earth orbiting satellites). EDN‚ v37 n12A‚ pp. 33(3). Donoghue‚ J. A. (1997‚ January). Taking the initiative. Air Transport World‚ v34 n1‚ pp. 5(1). Furniss‚ Tim (1992‚ Jan). Positive positioning. Flight International‚ v141 n4300‚ p.38(3). Hughes‚ David (1994‚ Oct). UPS‚ United complete GPS autoland tests

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    and negligence can be said as a kind of tort. Because of negligence‚ several types of losses or damages have been incurred to a person due to the act of another rather there is no contractual compulsion between the parties. In the case of Donoghue vs. Stevenson‚ the tort of negligence law was firstly observed in 1932. In the given case‚ it was held by the House of Lords that if some person has experienced loss or damage with the act of another person then the suffered person can file a suit against

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    prove that the defendant (Li) owed the plaintiff (Paul Henri) a duty of care ‚ we must prove that at the time of Li’s careless act‚ the consequences caused by that careless act were reasonably foreseeable and directly related to the plaintiff (Donoghue v. Stevenson). Application: In this case‚ it is reasonable foresee that there would be high risk that the conduct would be likely cause physical harm to the class of people which Paul Henri belongs to. That is supported by the fact that Li was aware of

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    Business Law: An Introduction Learning Outcome 1 1. Identify & describe the source of legislation that are binding in Scots Law and quote at least one example. Legislation comes in 4 main sources in Scotland; UK Parliament‚ Scots Parliament‚ European Union and delegate legislation. UK Parliament Laws that are passed by Parliament come from proposals that are made by the Government. These proposals aim to shape society or address certain problems. Once such proposals have been

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    UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY‚ JAMAICA WESTERN CAMPUS FACULTY OF LAW Class &STUDY GUIDE YEAR 1 Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) UTECH WEST Gloucester Avenue‚ Montego Bay St.James‚ Jamaica CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT INTRODUCTION LAW DATABASES MODULES ✓ LAW AND LEGAL SYSTEM ✓ CRIMINAL LAW ✓ LEGAL METHODS‚ RESEARCH AND WRITING ✓ LAW OF CONTRACT ✓ LAW AND SOCIETY

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    There was no contractual or close relationship among the two parties as relevant to Donoghue. The scenario of escaping‚ stealing a minibus and later damaging it is similar to the case of Dorset Yacht Company‚ in which they escaped while the officers were asleep‚ stole a yacht and crashed it into another yacht. The stealing of the minibus

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