Remoteness of damage

• The Wagon Mound [1961]


  The type of damage must be reasonably foreseeable.
• Hughes v Lord Advocate [1964]


  How the damage occurs can be unforeseeable. Remoteness is not affected.
• Bradford v Robinson Rentals [1967]


  The extent of the harm can be unforeseeable. Remoteness is not affected.
• Smith v Leech Brain [1961]


  The Thin Skull Rule does not affect remoteness.