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involuntary manslaughter
Gross negligence manslaughter
1. duty of care
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what case shows that a restaurant owner could only owe a duty about allergies of a customer if they actually knew about it?
r v Kuddus
what is the significance of the case of r v kuddus?
it shows that a
restaurant
owner
could only owe a
duty
about
allergies
of a customer if they actually
knew
about it
what is the significance of the case of r v Zaman?
It is an example of where a restaurant owner owed a
duty of care
to a patron as the owner was aware of the
patron's
allergy.
what case is an example of where a restaurant owner owed a duty of care to a patron, as the owner was aware of the patron's allergy?
R v Zaman
Lord Mackay
in the case of
r v Adomako
said that the
ordinary negligence rules
apply when deciding if there was a
duty of care
present
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