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What is the aim of the evaluation of vicarious liability?
To recap on
A01
knowledge of Vicarious Liability
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What is the basic principle of vicarious liability?
Employers
are liable for employees'
torts
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What is the test for establishing liability of unintentional torts?
The
tortfeasor
must be an
employee
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What is the test for establishing liability of intentional torts?
Relationship must be
'akin to employment'
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How many marks are awarded for A01 in the evaluation of vicarious liability?
8 marks
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What key concepts should be evaluated in relation to vicarious liability?
Justice
,
fault
, and morality
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Why is it considered morally right to hold an employer liable for an employee's actions?
Employers benefit from employees'
labor
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What is the aim of tort law regarding compensation?
To provide justice for an injured
victim
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What is the aim of tort law regarding loss distribution?
Greater
liability
on
businesses
for injuries
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How does tort law aim to improve standards?
By making sellers pay for
faulty
goods
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What does the morality aspect of tort law address?
How people should behave in
society
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What is the significance of the 'akin to employment' test?
It
includes
non-traditional employment forms
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What is the control test in establishing employment?
It assesses
who controls the work done
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What is the integration test in establishing employment?
It evaluates how integrated the
worker
is
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What is the economic reality test in establishing employment?
It considers multiple factors of employment
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What is the significance of the Civil Liability (Contribution) Act 1978?
Employers
can recover
compensation
from employees
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What does the term 'frolic of their own' refer to in vicarious liability?
When an
employee
acts independently of work
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How does the development of the 'close connection' test affect employers?
Employers may be
liable
for unauthorized acts
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What is the aim of tort law regarding maintaining high standards?
To ensure
employers
uphold
careful practices
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In which years has the evaluation of vicarious liability been examined in previous questions?
2019
and
2023
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What is the role of liability insurance for employers?
To cover costs of
claims
against them
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What is the purpose of evaluating vicarious liability in essays?
To assess
fairness
and
justice
for employers
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What is the question from the 2023 exam regarding vicarious liability?
Discuss the
extent
to which
vicarious liability
is
fair
on
employers
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How does vicarious liability relate to the fault principle in tort law?
It
contradicts holding individuals responsible
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What is the significance of the case Lister v Hesley Hall?
It established a
connection
for
liability
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Why should students be cautious about the evaluation points in the textbook?
They are based on law
pre
the
Barry case
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What does the term 'moral responsibility' imply for employers?
Employers should ensure high
standards
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What is the aim of tort law regarding justice?
To provide fair
compensation
to victims
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What are the key evaluation points regarding vicarious liability?
Fault principle
conflicts with tort law
Fairness in
employer's control
and supervision
Unfairness when
employees
act against prohibitions
Traditional tests
are too narrow
'Sufficiently close connection' test flexibility
Resource availability
and maintaining standards
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What is the purpose of the evaluation handout mentioned?
To support
evaluative
points with examples
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What is the aim of tort law regarding compensation for victims?
To place
claimants
in their
pre-tort
position
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What does the fault principle state in relation to vicarious liability?
It holds those who cause
damage
responsible
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What does the term 'loss distribution' mean in tort law?
Spreading costs
of
losses
among
businesses
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Why might vicarious liability be considered fair for employers?
Employers control, supervise, and benefit from
employees
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What is the significance of the case Mohamud v Morrisons?
It expanded
employer liability
scope
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What is the aim of tort law regarding moral behavior?
To encourage
responsible actions
in society
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In what situation might vicarious liability be deemed unfair to employers?
When
employees
act against
express
prohibitions
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What is the role of the employer in vicarious liability?
To ensure proper
training
and supervision
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What does the term 'social justice' imply in the context of vicarious liability?
Fairness in holding
employers
accountable
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What is a criticism of traditional tests in vicarious liability cases?
They are too narrow for
modern relationships
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