Negligence mind maps
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This page gathers over 140 community-made negligence mind maps, covering duty of care, causation and defences. They offer university students and professional candidates material for civil law study, school students topics to revise, and teachers resources for teaching. Explore a map to get started.
Mind maps
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18 nodesDuty of care This was first establ... · The neighbour princip... · THE THREE PART TEST IS
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22 nodesNegligence Mind Map Duty · Breach · Causation · Damage
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50 nodes'But For' Causation Introduction · 'But For' the act in ... · Sometimes the defenda... · Departures from 'But ... · If injury divisble - ... · If injury is indivisb...
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82 nodesPsychiatric Injury 1. Primary Victims · The law adopts a rest... · 2. Secondary Victims
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36 nodesPsychiatric Injury - Secondary Victims Where the claimant is... · 1. Foreseeability of ... · 1. Foreseeability of ... · *Control Mechanisms t... · 2. C must have a clos... · 3. Proximity to the A...
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97 nodesCausation 1) What test governs ... · When Parallell injury... · Pl. only has to estab... · When Multiple Causes
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13 nodesPublic Body Liability (1) Background Case -... · (2) Police Immunity? ... · (3) **Osman v UK (1999) · (4) *****Van Colle & ...
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68 nodesDuty of Care 1. Established Catego... · 2. Special Rules · 3. Novel Categories · Introduction
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42 nodesRemoteness of Damages Directness test (NOT ... · Reasonable Forseeabil... · Intervening Causes
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36 nodesNegligently inflicted psychiatric injury Historical background · Duty of care not to c... · Limitations on recove... · Psychiatric injury fr...
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35 nodesNegligence: Duty of Care The Neighbour Principle · Omissions · Acts of third parties · Misstatements · Economic Loss · Psychiatric Injury
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41 nodesDuty Of Care 3. Is it fair, just, ... · 2. Is there a suffici... · 1. Was the damage or ... · Starting point
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27 nodesStandard of Care Reasonableness Standard · Criteria · The 'Learned Hand' Fo... · Professional Standards
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53 nodesTort law - 5 how to establish a cl... · what is the purpose o... · intervening act of a ... · intentional acts of w... · negligence intervention · intervening act of th...
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39 nodesTort lecture - 4 two aspects of causation · the but for test - th... · the but for test : al... · problem with the but ... · exceptions to the but... · exception to the but ...
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44 nodesEconomic Loss - Negligent Misstatements In Candler v Crane, C... · Hedley Bryne v Heller... · 1. Special Relationsh... · 2. Voluntary Undertak... · 3. Statement/Represen... · 4. Must be Reasonable...
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34 nodesDefences Contributory negligence · Volenti non fit injuria · Exclusion · Illegality
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190 nodesLaw - Negligence What are the contents? · Duty of Care essay · Duty of Care Scenario... · Breach of Duty · Causation · Damages Essay/Scenario
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29 nodesCausation Performance Cars v Ab... · Subsequent events · Standard of proof · Loss of a chance · Departure from the 'b... · Corr v IBC Vehicles: ...
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46 nodesDefences to negligence s26 WA · s25 · 1) was the plaintiff ... · 2) was P negligence a... · 3) what extent should... · voluntary assumption ...
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39 nodesPsychiatric Injury - Primary Victims First Step: Recognise... · Second Step: Must be ...
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90 nodesPsychological/Psychiatric Harm "Psychiatric illness" · "Psychiatric injury" · "Nervous shock" · Long been claimable i... · Historical Development · Current Law
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104 nodesCausation 1) What test governs ... · When Parallell injury... · Pl. only has to estab... · When Multiple Causes
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31 nodesCausation But for test (causati... · Problem of multiple c... · FAIRCHILD - claimants... · MCGEE - claimant cont... · PERFORMANCE CARS - D ... · JOBLING - as a result...
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64 nodesBreach 1. s 5B(1)(a): Forese... · 2. s 5B(1)(b): Risk '... · 3. s 5(1)(c): 'In the... · REMEDIES
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59 nodesCausation: s 5C I. Factual Causation · II. Scope of Liability · DEFENCES
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49 nodesLaw of Tort - Duty of Care and Wrongful Birth Protected interests · Negligence · Wrongful birth/concep... · Omissions liability
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49 nodesbreach of duty continued failure to warn · public authorities an... · standard of care · specific standards · warn of medical risks
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45 nodesomissions mere ommissions · definition · failure to act that a... · liability of statutor...
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66 nodesDOC - psychiatric harm WITH PHYSICAL INJURY · WITHOUT PHYSICAL INJU...
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71 nodesTort of Negligence Tort is used to prote... · 1. Defendant owes pla... · 2. Defendant breached... · 3. Plaintiff suffered... · Damage caused by Negl... · Res ipsa loquitur
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40 nodesBreach determining factors · The Reasonable Man · standard of care for ...
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33 nodesProblem Question Example for Legal Writing Alia v Travis · Alia v Dr Drag (This ... · Customer v Alia · Travis v Alia (This c... · Charlie v A/T
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33 nodesAmelie Problem Question Example_1 Alia v Travis · Alia v Dr Drag (This ... · Customer v Alia · Travis v Alia (This c... · Charlie v A/T
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60 nodesCausation 2 Exception 4 - Loss of... · Exception 5 - failure... · Intervening Acts
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67 nodesLegal Causation Remoteness · Break of COC
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45 nodesTort Law In proving negligence...
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42 nodesBreach of duty of care broad steps to determ... · general principles · time for assessing risk · policy consideration;... · relevance of the obvi... · ilegallity/ intoxicat...
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53 nodesDuty of care must establish loose;... · 1) duty of care · 2) special relationship
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41 nodesDuty of Care Caparo Test · Omissions 'No Duty=No... · Acts of a 3rd Party · Psychiatric Damage · Economic Loss · Duty of Defendant to ...
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About negligence mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing negligence mind maps
Start with Standard of Care if you want to focus on the reasonable person and the objective standard. Its branches give you a way to organise those ideas before moving to a more specific topic.
The Causation map includes the but-for test, while Public Body Liability looks at the distinction between policy and operational matters. Other maps cover psychiatric injury, omissions and defences, so you can choose the area you want to revisit.
Revise with a map
Follow the branches of one map and explain their connections in your own words. Then return to any branch you found difficult and compare it with another map on the same topic. If you want to test your recall instead of following a diagram, switch to a quiz or flashcards on the Negligence unit page.
Choose a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
For a focused starting point, try Standard of Care. It covers the reasonable person and the objective standard. If causation is the topic you want to revisit, the Causation map includes the but-for test and offers a different place to begin.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover duty of care, breach, causation, remoteness and defences. There are also maps on public body liability, omissions and psychiatric injury. Some focus on a particular part of a topic, such as secondary victims or risk factors in breach of duty.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users rather than GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.