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All topics in Tort Law

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What is tort?
Sources of tort law
European Union law impact
Human Rights Act 1998
Insurance influence on tort
Trespass to the person
Wilkinson v Downton tort
Protection from Harassment Act 1997
Trespass to land
Elements of negligence
Modern tort of negligence
Duty of care principle
Function of duty of care
Development of duty concept
Psychiatric harm doctrine
Pure economic loss principle
Negligent statements liability
Tort Law
Negligence
Duty of Care
Pure Economic Loss
Psychiatric Harm
Vicarious Liability
Defective Premises
Occupiers' Liability Act 1957
Occupiers' Liability Act 1984
Nuisance
Rule in Rylands v Fletcher
Privacy and Misuse of Private Information
Damage and Fault
Defences to Negligence
Liability of Public Authorities
Employer's Duty of Care
Law of Tort
Duty, Breach and Damage
Duty Test
Psychiatric Injury Liability
Public Bodies Liability
Trespass to Person
Rylands v Fletcher Rule
European Convention on Human Rights
Common Law Development of Tort
Case Law as Source of Tort
Ratio Decidendi
Obiter Dicta
Distinguishing Prior Decisions
Court of Appeal Authority
Compensation Culture
Tomlinson v Congleton Borough Council [2004]
Statutes Replacing Common Law
Judicial Policy Considerations
Dissenting Opinions in Cases
Personal Responsibility and Risk
Consumer Protection Act 1987
ECHR Rights in Tort Law
Public Authority Liability under HRA
Modifying Existing Torts by HRA
Tort Law Definition
Article 2 ECHR
Article 3 ECHR

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Advancing with Intent

Question 1

D advances towards C with clenched fists during an argument. C fears immediate violence. Is this assault?

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A No, because D did not speak or threaten verbally.

B No, because standing still is required for assault; movement negates immediacy.

C Yes, because advancing with apparent intent to harm can create reasonable apprehension of immediate force. ✓

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✅ Correct!
In *Stephens v Myers [1840]*, advancing with a clenched fist was held to constitute assault. Words are not necessary; conduct alone can create apprehension. Immediacy is assessed contextually; movement toward the victim enhances the threat.

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Nettleship v Weston [1971]

Question 2

Why is the objective standard important in negligence cases involving inexperience?

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A It protects inexperienced individuals from being held accountable for their actions.

B It ensures all individuals meet a uniform benchmark of reasonable conduct, promoting safety. ✓

C It allows courts to lower expectations based on personal characteristics.

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The objective standard maintains public safety by not excusing poor performance due to inexperience (*Nettleship*). Option A and C contradict the case's holding.

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Duty of care function

Question 3

Why can't every foreseeable harm lead to a duty of care?

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A Because only intentional harms are compensable in tort.

B Because imposing duty in all foreseeable cases would create unlimited liability. ✓

C Because causation would always fail in such cases.

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✅ Correct!
Foreseeability is widespread; duty limits scope. The law avoids floodgates, especially in omissions or economic loss. Caparo requires fairness and policy checks.

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