LAW 309 Law of Tort 1 Exam 2024
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LAW 309: Session First Semester 2023-2024, 20 January 2024, Course Instructors Prof. Atangcho/Prof. Mikano/Dr. Ndinge, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: Collins v Wilcock revisited, the objective breach-of-duty factors revisited, the 'but for' test problems revisited, and the Wagon Mound line of authority revisited.
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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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The fundamental principle, plain and incontestable is that ”a person’s body is inviolate” except normal day-to-day physical contact. Per Lord Golf in Collins v Wilcock. Discuss (35 marks)
Although the ’But-for’ test is a useful rule, its application may lead to results which appears to defy common sense where there exists more than one possible cause of the claimant’s harm. Discuss (35 marks)
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- 2024
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- Level 300
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- First Semester
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