Tort Law flashcards
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This page gathers over 70 Tort Law flashcard decks made by GoConqr users, covering negligence, duty of care and vicarious liability. Most are at university level, with material for professional candidates and school students, too. They offer recall practice for students and ready-made material for teachers. Pick a deck to start revising.
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- Negligence40
- Duty of Care27
- Breach of Duty12
- Causation and Remoteness of Damage13
- Professional and Medical Negligence8
- Occupiers' Liability7
- Intentional Torts and Trespass16
- Defamation and Falsehood10
- Nuisance8
- Strict Liability and Product Liability8
- Vicarious Liability and Employers' Liability7
- Defences to Tort Claims7
- Damages and Remedies in Tort6
Flashcards
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22 cardsCivil Law - Torts Outline parties to a civil dispute
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98 cardsPROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
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47 cardsTort - Vicarious Liability What kind of liability does a defendant in a case of vicarious liability incur?
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19 cardsLaw 04 Flashcards Normal Negligence Q) Explain the elements of duty of care?
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34 cardsVicarious Liability
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14 cardsOccupiers Liability Act 1984 Occupier’s Liability Act 1984
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70 cardsTort - Nuisance What is private nuisance?
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36 cardsPROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE - Flashcards
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51 cardsTorts Outline
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37 cardsChapter 4: Tort Law What are the main differences between tort & criminal law?
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35 cardsDuty of Care Donoghue v Stevenson [1932]
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64 cardsLegal Terminology Part 1B
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38 cardsTort Cases Donoghue v Stevenson [1932] AC 562
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37 cards13. Defamation What must the pursuer prove to raise a successful action of defamation (4)?
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30 cardsUntitled
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23 cardsDUTY OF CARE - Flashcards
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12 cardsUntitled Medical professional negligence (MN) principles apply to doctors (and dentists) in the discharge of their p...
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38 cardsBUSINESS LAW CH. 9 TORTS What is a TORT?
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46 cardsUnit 2 Negligence/Injunctions Barratt v Minister Of Defense
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22 cardsChapter 3 : Breach of Duty How is it established whether a duty of care has been breached?
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19 cardsoccupiers liability
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32 cardsTort Trespass to goods
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21 cardsSection B - The Tort of Negligence THE TORT OF NEGLIGENCE
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17 cardsDUTY of CARE - CASES Donoghue v Stevenson
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19 cardsChapter One Cases: Case-Details Caparo v Dickman (Duty of Care)
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24 cardsEmployment and Vicarious Liability Rowe v Herman (1997)
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25 cardsDuty of Care What are the four stages required to succeed in negligence?
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13 cardsTort - Breach of Duty NETTLESHIP v WESTON [1971] BARNETT v CHELSEA HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT [1969]
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3 cardsConstitutional defamation Star cannot successfully sue News under a libel theory because the facts do not appear to support a finding...
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13 cardsTORT LAW 1 DEFINITION OF TORT LAW
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11 cardsOccupiers' Liability Act 1957 Part 1 - Permission What damages can you claim for under this statute?
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12 cardsNegligence
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15 cardsTort - Intentional Torts IQBAL v PRISON OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
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11 cardsTORT 2 BACKGROUND "without any damage there is no tort"
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29 cardsLA1104 1st assumption about new paradigm
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23 cardsTorts Unit 2
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39 cardsChapter 5
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19 cardsDefamation What is the statutory definition of defamation?
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19 cardsTORT OF NEGLIGENCE What is tort of negligence?
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21 cardsChapter 1 Bradford Corporation v Pickles [1895]
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About tort law flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Tort Law flashcards
The decks on this page cover topics including negligence, occupiers’ liability, defamation and product liability. Some focus on questions and definitions; others bring together case names or review points. Choose a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Law 04 Flashcards is a useful starting point for practising explanations of duty of care, breach of duty and resulting damage. Try answering each question before checking the card. For a more focused review, Vicarious Liability brings together considerations and cases on that topic.
Build a revision routine
Work through a small set of cards, then return to the points you found difficult. You can use Torts: Duty Review to revisit duty and its exceptions. If you want an overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page; try a quiz when you want another way to check your recall.
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Frequently asked questions
Which deck is a good place to start?
Start with Law 04 Flashcards if you want questions on the elements of negligence, including duty, breach and resulting damage. Try answering each one before looking at the card. You can then move to a more focused deck on a topic you want to revisit.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics including duty of care, vicarious liability, occupiers’ liability and defamation. For example, Vicarious Liability includes case names, while Torts: Duty Review includes general duty, exceptions and review factors. Browse the titles to find a deck that fits your current revision.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which learners is this page for?
Most resources are at university level, with material for professional candidates and school students as well. Teachers can also use the decks as ready-made revision material. Check the subject and questions in a deck to see whether it fits what you are studying or teaching.