Cards (8)

  • What is fault?

    The idea of blameworthiness and ensuring the wrongdoer takes legal responsibility
  • What is pluralism?

    describes society now as consisting of many minority groups that maintain their independent culture while being part of society as a whole
  • What is society?
    Minority groups often assimilate into wider society to fit in
  • What did Lord Bingham say?

    For the law to control society there needs to be a clear set of rules that is backed up by strong enforcement and in an independent judiciary
  • What did Roscoe Pound say?
    There is formal and informal social control that governs our behaviour
  • where is fault in negligence?
    If a defendant has breached their duty this will indicate that they are blameworthy
  • Where is fault in negligence?
    When testing damage, causation and remoteness ensures that the claimant is blaming the correct person for the tort and attributing the correct level of liability
  • Where is fault in negligence?
    Psychiatric injury restricts claims against the defendant, a defendant will only be at fault if the claimant is a primary or secondary victim and satisfies their legal tests