Tort Law

Which of these deals with disputes between individuals?

• Criminal law

• Civil law

Which of these would be a criminal case

• Smith v UK

• Smith v Smith

• R v Smith

Which criminal court would hear ALL criminal cases at some point

• Magistrates Court

• Crown Court

• Court of Appeal

• High Court

Write the definition of damages

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Which case defined negligence (an act or failure to act due to the fault of the defendant)?

• Caparo v Dickman (1990)

• Blythe v Birmingham Water Works Co (1856)

• Lawrence v Hammal Operations (1967)

• Donoghue v Stevenson (1932)

Give an example of damages that might be awarded to a successful claimant

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The .... principle was established in the case of Donoghue v Stevenson (1932)

Which of these is not part of the three-part test as established in Caparo v Dickman (1990)?

• Reasonable person would be liable

• Harm reasonably forseeable

• Sufficiently proximate relationship

• Fair, just and reasonable

The three part test seeks to establish what?

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Once duty of care has been proven, the claimant has to prove that duty of care has been broken by failing to reach the required standard of care- what is this standard of care?

• that of a 'professional person'

• that of an 'ordinary person'

• that of a 'reasonable person'

• that of a 'sane person'