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Complete the crossword puzzle Date: Tuesday, 01 January 2019 Tort Consolidation Lesson Outcomes: Consolidate knowledge & understanding of 3 elements of tort Synthesise knowledge into exam questions Specification links: Liability in negligence for physical injury to people and damage to property. Duty of care: neighbour principle; Caparo three-part test. Breach of duty: concept of the reasonable man; risk factors, including characteristics of the defendant and claimant, magnitude of risk, practicality of precautions, social utility of the risk. Damage: factual causation and legal causation (remoteness of damage). Complete the crossword puzzle 1

Test your understanding… Use IRAC to plan/bullet point answers to the Activity box on p.232 without using your notes or the textbook D.I.T!!! Go back and amend your work using your notes & the textbook

Test your understanding… Use IRAC to plan/bullet point answers to the Activity box on p.232 without using your notes or the textbook D.I.T!!! Go back and amend your work using your notes & the textbook