Question 1

A claimant will be jointly and severally liable when…

Accepted Answer

A)  the negligent actions of two or more parties acting independently causes the same damage. 
B)  two or more parties act together in pursuit of a common design or plan and cause the same damage. 
C)  when the negligent action of a single claimant causes damage to two or more people. 
A)  the negligent actions of two or more parties acting independently causes the same damage. 
B)  two or more parties act together in pursuit of a common design or plan and cause the same damage. 
C)  when the negligent action of a single claimant causes damage to two or more people. B

Question 2

Which of the following is not a general principle of the tort of negligence?

Accepted Answer

A)  To make people pay for the damage they cause when their conduct falls below an acceptable standard or level 
B)  To protect certain interests from the consequences of unreasonable behaviour 
C)  To punish a wrongdoer by making them pay compensation to an individual harmed by their carelessness. 
A)  To make people pay for the damage they cause when their conduct falls below an acceptable standard or level 
B)  To protect certain interests from the consequences of unreasonable behaviour 
C)  To punish a wrongdoer by making them pay compensation to an individual harmed by their carelessness. C

Question 3

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  A professional footballer is seriously injured by a high tackle and is unable to play football again. 
B)  A junior doctor mistakenly injects their patient with the wrong antibiotic causing permanent paralysis. 
C)  An elderly woman breaks her hip after tripping over a raised paving slab on the pavement outside her local shop. 
D)  A first-time buyer buys a house on the basis of an inaccurate survey. As a result the property is worth significantly less than they paid for it. 
A)  A professional footballer is seriously injured by a high tackle and is unable to play football again. 
B)  A junior doctor mistakenly injects their patient with the wrong antibiotic causing permanent paralysis. 
C)  An elderly woman breaks her hip after tripping over a raised paving slab on the pavement outside her local shop. 
D)  A first-time buyer buys a house on the basis of an inaccurate survey. As a result the property is worth significantly less than they paid for it. A,B,C,D

Question 4

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

Accepted Answer

A)  A famous soap opera actress is upset after unofficial photos are published in a glossy magazine of her wedding day. 
B)  A cyclist is knocked down and seriously injured by a speeding motorist. 
C)  A school fails to diagnose a student's dyslexia believing the student's poor performance to be simply down to laziness. The student fails their GSCEs. 
D)  A shopkeeper, who believes a teenager has stolen from them, waits by the door ready to stop them leaving before the police arrive. 
A)  A famous soap opera actress is upset after unofficial photos are published in a glossy magazine of her wedding day. 
B)  A cyclist is knocked down and seriously injured by a speeding motorist. 
C)  A school fails to diagnose a student's dyslexia believing the student's poor performance to be simply down to laziness. The student fails their GSCEs. 
D)  A shopkeeper, who believes a teenager has stolen from them, waits by the door ready to stop them leaving before the police arrive.

Question 5

The tort of negligence was established in which landmark case?

Accepted Answer

A)  Anns v Merton London Borough Council 
B)  Caparo Industries plc v Dickman 
C)  Donoghue v Stevenson 
D)  Murphy v Brentwood District Council 
A)  Anns v Merton London Borough Council 
B)  Caparo Industries plc v Dickman 
C)  Donoghue v Stevenson 
D)  Murphy v Brentwood District Council

Question 6

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases.
-Jackson v

Accepted Answer

A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police 
A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police

Question 7

The 'neighbour principle' was set down by which law lord?

Accepted Answer

A)  Lord Macmillan 
B)  Lord Atkin 
C)  Lord Donoghue 
D)  Lord Buckmaster 
A)  Lord Macmillan 
B)  Lord Atkin 
C)  Lord Donoghue 
D)  Lord Buckmaster

Question 8

In which year was Donoghue v Stevenson decided?

Accepted Answer

A)  1832 
B)  1882 
C)  1932 
D)  1982 
A)  1832 
B)  1882 
C)  1932 
D)  1982

Question 9

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases.
-Montgomery v

Accepted Answer

A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police 
A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police

Question 10

Was there a snail in Mrs Donoghue's bottle of ginger beer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Yes 
B)  No 
C)  We don't know 
A)  Yes 
B)  No 
C)  We don't know

Question 11

A successful claim in the tort of negligence arises when the defendant causes foreseeable damage to the claimant's person, property, or interests and fails to take reasonable care not to injure the claimant.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases.
-Michael v

Accepted Answer

A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police 
A)  Murray 
B)  Lanarkshire Health Board 
C)  Chief Constable of South Wales Police

Question 13

Duty + breach + (causation - remoteness) - ________ = the tort of negligence.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Duty + breach + (causation - remoteness)...

A claimant will be jointly and severally liable when…

Which of the following is not a general principle of the tort of negligence?

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

The tort of negligence was established in which landmark case?

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Jackson v

The 'neighbour principle' was set down by which law lord?

In which year was Donoghue v Stevenson decided?

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Montgomery v

Was there a snail in Mrs Donoghue's bottle of ginger beer?

A successful claim in the tort of negligence arises when the defendant causes foreseeable damage to the claimant's person, property, or interests and fails to take reasonable care not to injure the claimant.

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Michael v

Duty + breach + (causation - remoteness) - ________ = the tort of negligence.

Introduction

Duty of Care: Basic Principles

Special Duty Problems: Omissions and Acts of Third Parties

Special Duty Problems: Psychiatric Harm

Special Duty Problems: Public Bodies

Special Duty Problems: Economic Loss

Breach of Duty: The Standard of Care

Causation and the Remoteness of Damage

Defences to Negligence

Occupiers Liability

Product Liability

Employers Liability

Breach of Statutory Duty

Intentional Interferences With the Person

Invasion of Privacy

Defamation

Trepass to Land and Nuisance

Actions Uder the Rule of Rylands V Fletcher

Vicarious Liability

Damages for Death and Personal Injuries

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Exam 2: Introduction to the Tort of Negligence

A claimant will be jointly and severally liable when…

Which of the following is not a general principle of the tort of negligence?

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

In which of the following scenarios is the primary claim likely to be in the tort of negligence? Please select all that apply.

The tort of negligence was established in which landmark case?

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Jackson v

The 'neighbour principle' was set down by which law lord?

In which year was Donoghue v Stevenson decided?

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Montgomery v

Was there a snail in Mrs Donoghue's bottle of ginger beer?

A successful claim in the tort of negligence arises when the defendant causes foreseeable damage to the claimant's person, property, or interests and fails to take reasonable care not to injure the claimant.

Match Complete the case name for each of the following cases. -Michael v

Duty + breach + (causation - remoteness) - ________ = the tort of negligence.

Introduction

Duty of Care: Basic Principles

Special Duty Problems: Omissions and Acts of Third Parties

Special Duty Problems: Psychiatric Harm

Special Duty Problems: Public Bodies

Special Duty Problems: Economic Loss

Breach of Duty: The Standard of Care

Causation and the Remoteness of Damage

Defences to Negligence

Occupiers Liability

Product Liability

Employers Liability

Breach of Statutory Duty

Intentional Interferences With the Person

Invasion of Privacy

Defamation

Trepass to Land and Nuisance

Actions Uder the Rule of Rylands V Fletcher

Vicarious Liability

Damages for Death and Personal Injuries

Filters