LAW 309 Law of Tort 1 Exam 2022
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LAW 309: First Semester Exam 2021/2022, 29 January 2022, Course Instructors Dr. Mikano/Dr. Mukete/Mr. Tambe Tiku, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: Goff LJ's dictum in Collins v Wilcock on the inviolate body, the four factors in the objective breach-of-duty test, the Wagon Mound (2) rationale and the unsettled scope of liability, and why liability for trespass to person is not absolute.
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University of Buea
Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS
Law of Tort 1
Exam · First Semester · Level 300
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Even though the requirement to prove breach of duty of care is an objective test, the court will take into account four factors in determining whether the defendant should be liable. Elaborate.
The rationale of the decision in the Wagon Mount 11 reveals that the scope of the defendant’s liability for his negligent conduct is yet to be satisfactorily settled. Discuss.
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- 2022
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- Level 300
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- First Semester
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