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A person is not liable for an omission unless _______ _ _____ ___ ____

under a duty to act

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What are the two types of duty?

statutory

common law

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Who makes statutory duties?

parliament

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Who makes common law duties?

judges

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Give 3 examples of statutory duties?

Road traffic act 1988

Dangerous dogs Act 1991

Domestic violence crime and victims act 2004

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What duty is imposed by Road Traffic Act 1998?

failing to wear a seatbelt or give breath specimen

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What duty is imposed by Dangerous Dogs Act 1991?

Failing to muzzle a dangerous dog in public

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What duty is imposed by Domestic violence Crime and Victims act 2004?

neglecting a child

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What are the 5 common law duties?

Contractual duties

official position

special relationship

duty undertaken voluntarily

creating a dangerous situation

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What case demonstrates contractual duties?

Pittwood

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What happened in Pittwood?

a railway guard failed to close the crossing resulting in a death

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What case demonstrates official position?

Dytham

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What case demonstrates Special relationship?

Gibbins and Proctor

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What case demonstrates Duty undertaken voluntarily?

Stone and Dobinson

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What case demonstrates creating a dangerous situation?

Miller

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What happened in Dytham?

A police officer stood as someone was beaten up

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What happened in Gibbins and proctor?

a father starved his 7 year old daughter

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What happened in Stone and Dobinson?

Ds took in an elderly relative and failed to look after her, they were liable for her death

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What happened in Miller?

D failed to take reasonable steps to deal with a fire he created

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What was decided in Airedale NHS trust v Bland?

if a doctor stops treatment in the best interests of the patient it does not form an AR