Standard of Care in Tort Law: Key Cases UK and France

1. 1Which case established the perfect driver standard for the UK?

   1. ARabonne v Pennine Care NHS
   2. BBolton v Stone
   3. CNetteship v Weston
   4. DWells v Cooper
2. 2Wells v Cooper establishes the burden of precautionary measures v risk level = precautionary measures that be taken

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
3. 3Drink driving precludes any fault of the victim in France. Which case codified this?

   1. AOuradi
   2. BLa Cite
   3. CBlanco decision
   4. DMadame Nabiha
4. 4Wells v Cooper states that...

   1. AAdministrators have the standard of care of the experienced administrator
   2. BLawyers have the standard of care of the experienced lawyer
   3. CTeachers have the standard of care of the experienced teacher
   4. DDoctors have the standard of care of the experienced doctor
5. 5In France, pursuant to the La Cite case, which of these is not a requirement for annulling vicarious liability?

   1. AActed outside of the functions of employment
   2. BActed with gross negligent
   3. CActed without authorisation
   4. DActed foreign to the purpose of the task on hand
6. 6Drivers must be aware of all possible medical defects in Germany

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
7. 7Drivers, in light of the epileptic driver case, in Germany, needn't be aware of their poor sight?

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
8. 8Select the following correct case rules.

   1. AThe state has a duty to inform - Oneryilidiz v Turkery
   2. BPositive Duty to prevent real and imminent dangers (right to life) - Z v UK
   3. CPositive Duty to prevent torture and IDT - Oman v UK
   4. DObligation upon authorities mustn't be impossible or disproportionate - Tartar v Romania
9. 9Which are the criteria of Ornerylidiz v Turkey are true?

   1. AMental care patients must have the same duty of care within and outside the vicinity
   2. BA duty to inform by the state exists when the information about the specific risk was not directly available to the applicant
   3. CA duty to inform by the state exists when the risk of impending and immediate
   4. DA duty to inform by the state exists when information of such risk could not be imparted in any other way than through public channels

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