Category: Civil Law

When an innocent piece of equipment you would expect to find in a classroom is (10%) the cause of an ...
When playing a game in a pond with your children ends in tragedy ...
When the courts decided that a reckless and dangerous tackle went too far ...
When, despite a similar accident a year before, the courts decide that duty of care had not been breached ...
When there is a fine between who owes a duty of care – the school or the mother? ...
When the level of supervision is not enough to prevent the very unlikely ...
When, if you are aware of a slippery surface, you don’t need to be warned about it ...
When putting up a sign saying ‘please mind the step’ wasn’t enough to prevent a trip ...
When a valuable and much loved recreational activity can generate a risk to the public, albeit a very remote risk ...
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