A Levels Law A2 (Cases) Flashcards on A2 Law: Cases - Defence of Necessity , created by Jessica 'JessieB on 04/29/2014.
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Case Outcome:
Dudley and Stephens (1884)
Case Facts: "Necessity would open a door that no man could shut." - Southwark London Borough Council v Williams (1970)
Case Outcome: "Necessity would open a door that no man could shut." - Southwark London Borough Council v Williams (1970)
Case Facts: F v Berkshire Health Authority (1990)
Case Outcome: F v Berkshire Health Authority (1990)
Case Facts: Duress and Necessity considered two separate offences - Re: A (2000)
Case Outcome: Duress and Necessity considered two separate offences - Re: A (2000)
Case Facts: Shayler (2002)
Case Outcome: Shayler (2002)
Case Outcome: Quayle and Others (2005)
Case Facts: Altham (2006)
Case Outcome: Altham (2006)
