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Occupiers liability Scaffold 1957
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- 11. ClaimantThe claimant could claim under the Occupiers liability act 1957. Firstly, it must be proven that the defendant is an occupier.
- 23. PremiseSecondly, it must be proven that the defendant "occupies" the premise.
- 34. VisitorThirdly, it must be proven that they are a visitor and there are 3 types of visitors. Express permission means they have been invited. Implied permission means the claimant has not been prohibited from entering the premises but have not been explicitly and who are not assumed not to be objectionable to the occupier.
- 45. Visitor (2)Those with the right to enter is where the law gives rights of entry to certain categories of people which render them within the definition of lawful visitor irrespective of the wishes of the occupier of the land. For example, police officers entering under warrant.
In this scenario, - 56. ClaimThe claimant's claim would/wouldn't be successful.
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- A level Law (Civil) Flashcards on Occupiers liability Scaffold 1957, created by Adam . on 20/01/2021.
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