Add to ORKGThis paper considers the development of the common law of occupier's liability and the processes that led to the enactment of, and the content of, the Occupier's Liability Acts of 1957 and 1984.[This paper first written April 2011. An edited version was published in T.T. Arvind and Jenny Steele (eds) Tort law and the legislature: common law, statute and the dynamics of legal change (Hart Publishing, 2012)
Before the Torts Restatement, a licensee was usually thought of as a man who, for his own purposes o...
Since the House of Lords’ decision in the Gorringe case, there can be no reason for imposing a duty ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that the common law distinction between a licen...
The enactment of occupiers’ liability legislation in four Australian jurisdictions between 1983 and ...
This article reviews the liability of occupiers for injuries suffered by trespassers on their land. ...
This paper analyses how the doctrine of occupiers’ liability for the safety of child trespassers has...
The principle of this study is to analyze the law of Occupiers' liability in Malaysia. Currently, Ma...
Before the Torts Restatement, a licensee was usually thought of as a man who, for his own purposes o...
In modem tort law, the liability of occupiers of land for their negligence depends in the first inst...
This paper analyses how the doctrine of occupiers’ liability for the safety of child trespassers has...
The Occupiers’ Liability (Scotland) Act 1960 successfully reformed the law. Practical problems have ...
The California Supreme Court has stated that the proper test to be applied to the liability of a pos...
The injured party’s own conduct contributing to the damage suffered has been a bar to the recovery o...
This paper, ‘Limits of Liability’, shall focus on the recent history of the concept of vicarious lia...
The injured party’s own conduct contributing to the damage suffered has been a bar to the recovery o...
Before the Torts Restatement, a licensee was usually thought of as a man who, for his own purposes o...
Since the House of Lords’ decision in the Gorringe case, there can be no reason for imposing a duty ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that the common law distinction between a licen...
The enactment of occupiers’ liability legislation in four Australian jurisdictions between 1983 and ...
This article reviews the liability of occupiers for injuries suffered by trespassers on their land. ...
This paper analyses how the doctrine of occupiers’ liability for the safety of child trespassers has...
The principle of this study is to analyze the law of Occupiers' liability in Malaysia. Currently, Ma...
Before the Torts Restatement, a licensee was usually thought of as a man who, for his own purposes o...
In modem tort law, the liability of occupiers of land for their negligence depends in the first inst...
This paper analyses how the doctrine of occupiers’ liability for the safety of child trespassers has...
The Occupiers’ Liability (Scotland) Act 1960 successfully reformed the law. Practical problems have ...
The California Supreme Court has stated that the proper test to be applied to the liability of a pos...
The injured party’s own conduct contributing to the damage suffered has been a bar to the recovery o...
This paper, ‘Limits of Liability’, shall focus on the recent history of the concept of vicarious lia...
The injured party’s own conduct contributing to the damage suffered has been a bar to the recovery o...
Before the Torts Restatement, a licensee was usually thought of as a man who, for his own purposes o...
Since the House of Lords’ decision in the Gorringe case, there can be no reason for imposing a duty ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that the common law distinction between a licen...