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Description
Mind Map by Molly Hope, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Molly Hope
about 7 years ago
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Where we so no Fault in Law
- Absolute liability
- Where the defendant has no control over their cations but still
remain at fault as seen in the case of R v Larsounner
- Where the defendant has no control over their cations but still
remain at fault as seen in the case of R v Larsounner
- Strict liability
- Where no mens rea is required and are simply put
at fault straight away such as speeding being a
strict liability offence.
- Sweet v Parsley - growing cannabis
- Callow v Tillstone - sale of unfit meat
- Smedleys - cattapillar in food
- Smedleys - cattapillar in food
- Callow v Tillstone - sale of unfit meat
- Sweet v Parsley - growing cannabis
- Where no mens rea is required and are simply put
at fault straight away such as speeding being a
strict liability offence.
- Voluntary intoxication - you are automatically liable if you are intoxicated due to recklessness.
- Vicarious liabiltiy - where one person is liable for the tort of
another as seen in the case of Limpus v London Omnibus
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