'Australian knitting mills' diaporamas de présentation

LAW OF TORTS

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Common law, case law & precedent

Common law, case law & precedent. Gary Lynch-Wood Jackson Magoato. Common law. This term is used: to describe law that is common throughout the land to describe judge-made law , or precedent **

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The modern tort of negligence

The modern tort of negligence. A duty is imposed on a person by law to act with care towards others. If this duty exists and there is a failure to act carefully and another suffers loss, then the tort of negligence is committed. The modern tort of negligence.

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Precedent in action

Precedent in action. The operation of the doctrine of precedent is easier to understand by looking at specific examples. The English case of Donoghue v. Stevenson 1932 is a landmark case, because the fundamental legal principle of negligence was established, and later applied in Australia.

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Revision Week

Wednesday 16 November 2011. Revision Week. I.R.A.C. P.I.M.P.S . Task words. A reminder. IRAC. PIMPS. Explain the similarities between two or more things E.g. Compare Donoghue v Stevenson and Australian Knitting Mills . What does compare mean?.

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Role of the Courts (2)

Role of the Courts (2). Binding Precedents. A binding precedent is a legal principle that must be followed. The doctrine of precedent depends on lower courts following the decisions of higher courts.

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