Donoghue’s neighbour is still the defining concept of Canadian tort law. Indeed, the whole history of modern negligence law can be reasonably understood as a concerted judicial effort to adapt and accommodate that principle to changing social, commercial and legal conditions. Now, 90 years later, it is perhaps time to recommend another revolution in negligence law. The Donoghue-inspired doctrine has done sterling work, but it is now weighed down with a bewildering range of conditions, clarifications and complications. When the duty analysis is complemented by other related requirements of causation and remoteness, the law of negligence has become something of a dog’s breakfast. This is compounded by the fact that tort law has become the po...
This is no new subject, yet most of the very able treatment it has received has been written so as g...
This article concerns the problem of factual uncertainty in negligence law. We argue that negligence...
The paper has dual aim: to analyse the structure of negligence, and to use it to offer an explanatio...
Donoghue’s neighbour is still the defining concept of Canadian tort law. Indeed, the whole history ...
This article addresses the history and development of tort law generally, with particular reference ...
Outside the field of work injuries, negligence is certainly the dominant concept in accident law tod...
Rediscovering the Law of Negligence offers a systematic and theoretical exploration of the law of ne...
This thesis is presented on recent developments in the law of negligent misrepresentation in Canada...
Without the concept of duty, there is no liability law. Yet, the author demonstrates that although l...
The reticence of Canadian courts to substantively develop tort law beyond the ambit of English prece...
Coming to full flower only in the nineteenth century,\u27 negligence law is still a tender young pla...
Looks at contemporary developments in the law relating to personal injury, negligence and compensati...
Cet article retrace les développements du droit qui ont permis qu'un recours pour négligence puisse ...
This dissertation explores the conceptual evolution of the duty of care during the late-nineteenth a...
In the early twentieth century many legal professionals damned the law of contributory negligence as...
This is no new subject, yet most of the very able treatment it has received has been written so as g...
This article concerns the problem of factual uncertainty in negligence law. We argue that negligence...
The paper has dual aim: to analyse the structure of negligence, and to use it to offer an explanatio...
Donoghue’s neighbour is still the defining concept of Canadian tort law. Indeed, the whole history ...
This article addresses the history and development of tort law generally, with particular reference ...
Outside the field of work injuries, negligence is certainly the dominant concept in accident law tod...
Rediscovering the Law of Negligence offers a systematic and theoretical exploration of the law of ne...
This thesis is presented on recent developments in the law of negligent misrepresentation in Canada...
Without the concept of duty, there is no liability law. Yet, the author demonstrates that although l...
The reticence of Canadian courts to substantively develop tort law beyond the ambit of English prece...
Coming to full flower only in the nineteenth century,\u27 negligence law is still a tender young pla...
Looks at contemporary developments in the law relating to personal injury, negligence and compensati...
Cet article retrace les développements du droit qui ont permis qu'un recours pour négligence puisse ...
This dissertation explores the conceptual evolution of the duty of care during the late-nineteenth a...
In the early twentieth century many legal professionals damned the law of contributory negligence as...
This is no new subject, yet most of the very able treatment it has received has been written so as g...
This article concerns the problem of factual uncertainty in negligence law. We argue that negligence...
The paper has dual aim: to analyse the structure of negligence, and to use it to offer an explanatio...