DOC

Cards (13)

Caparo v Dickman 
created a three-stage legal test for duty of care
Kent v Griffiths 
it is reasonably forseeable that a person may suffer further injury if the ambulance took too long to arrive
Top v London County Bus 
third parties do not owe C a DOC as it was not reasonably forseeable
Home office v Dorset Yacht 
it was reasonable that harm would result from their inaction
Bournhill v Young 
no proximety as C was not there when the accident happened
McLoughlin v O'Brien 
witnessing the immediate aftermath will satisfy proximity
Hill v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire 
an unknown victim does not satisfy proximity in relationship
Osman v Ferguson 
a specific victim does satisfy proximity in relationship
Donogue v Stevenson 
relationship identified between the manufacturer and the customer
Hill v Chief Counstable of West Yorkshire 
refused to impose a DOC on potential victims
MPC v Reeves  
impose a DOC on police as the risk of death is known
Orange v Chief Counstable of West Yorkshire 
the risk of death is known
Capital and Counties Plc v Hampshire county council 
reasonable to owe a DOC on fire officer who ordered sprinklers to be turned off causing a fire to spread