Add to ORKGThe function of judicial reasoning in negligence actions - guidance on the principles of remoteness and causality - reforms in Australian jurisdictions aimed at governing the approach that courts must take to these principles - aims of reforms - introduction of a two-stage approach: 'factual causation' and 'scope of liability' - critique of reforms - whether they will achieve their intended purpose - relevant case law.Susan Bartiehttp://search.informit.com.au/fullText;dn=20082825;res=AGISP
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The practice of precedent which essentially means that judges should refer to previous decisions whe...
In Australia, both common and statutory law allows compensation for negligently occasioned recognise...
[extract] Preceding chapters dealt with the elements of the action in negligence. This chapter addre...
By mid-2004, Parliaments in each Australian jurisdiction will either complete or will be in the proc...
Under the civil liability legislation enacted in most Australian jurisdictions, factual causation wi...
This edition of Australian Civil Procedure continues the approach of previous editions in examining ...
Causation is an important concept in negligence law in which plaintiff would have to prove that the ...
The enactment of occupiers’ liability legislation in four Australian jurisdictions between 1983 and ...
This paper focuses on two recent appeals1 before the High Court of Australiainvolving negligence act...
Shortly after the start of the new millennium, the Howard Federal Government in Australia was faced ...
In Australia, a supreme court has a supervisory role over the statutory adjudication process that ha...
The idea of introducing a monetary remedy for harm arising out of the misdirected exercise of public...
The civil justice overriding objective of justice and efficiency is a general conceptthat the courts...
Negligence is not a ground of liability unless it causes injury or damage to some interest which the...
This essay concerns the process of explaining and applying the law. It is about judicial method in r...
The practice of precedent which essentially means that judges should refer to previous decisions whe...
In Australia, both common and statutory law allows compensation for negligently occasioned recognise...
[extract] Preceding chapters dealt with the elements of the action in negligence. This chapter addre...