Duty of Care - scope of duty (1 Viewer)

[Navjeet]

When preparing a memorandum of advice, how do you explain the scope of duty? Do you just say that "what is required is 'conduct that would be reasonably be expected of a careful person in the defendant's circumstances' (Cook v Cook)"?

Also, would you classify the relationship between a member of the public and a public authority to be an ordinary relationship, or would you say it was a relationship under special circumstances?

 

[pigs_can_fly]

lol how many forums have u posted this question in?

 

[alman]

its totally irrelevant to this section....hmmm....duty of care...law assignment...

*walks away from case study*

 

[Navjeet]

Originally posted by pigs_can_fly
lol how many forums have u posted this question in?

only 3....I really have no idea what to do, so I figured if I could put it in more forums, I'd probably get more answers

 

[alman]

Originally posted by Navjeet
only 3....I really have no idea what to do, so I figured if I could put it in more forums, I'd probably get more answers

most definitely not...people are annoyed..hehe

 

[Navjeet]

Originally posted by alman
most definitely not...people are annoyed..hehe

really? *winces* I'm very very sorry

 

[pigs_can_fly]

lol dun woz dude
just that we're all first years here, and so have no idea wot ur on about

 

[alman]

yeh, dont worry...its that law assignment..its getting on my nerves...ah, the so-not joys of 1st year law...

 

[Suvat]

Sheesh
Why can't the CJ just write one short judgement and everyone else agree with him? ESPECIALLY HEYDON

 

[santaslayer]

Look in your other post man, laz gave u a sik pdf file.

 

[Navjeet]

Originally posted by santaslayer
Look in your other post man, laz gave u a sik pdf file.

I aint no man *crosses arms*

Yeah, I saw it already...thanks

 

[santaslayer]

sorry man...

...ehh..woman