Tilak Singh

Tilak Singh

Member since: March 29, 2025
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Strict Liability in Law: Rylands v Fletcher and the Duty of Care in Dangerous...

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Strict Liability Lord Atkin's principle: "the ordinary duty of a person to take care either that his animal or his chattel is not put to such a use as is likely to injure his neighbour."...

Causation and Remoteness in Tort Law: The 'But For' Test and Key Case Analyses

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Causation and Remoteness When a breach of duty of care was the cause of damage, a nexus between the two is established. This means, 'but for the breach of duty' damage would not have been ...

Foreseeability in Negligence: Legal Standards, Key Cases, and the Limits of L...

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Negligence occurs when I fail to meet the reasonable standard of care expected in a similar situation. To establish negligence, foreseeability is crucial. Foreseeability assesses how predictable an...

Understanding the Standard of Care in Law: Duty, Breach, and the Reasonable P...

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Standard of care It is an appropriate level of care which a person is reasonably expected to reach the bench mark which is determined on the basis of the standard of a reasonable person. This mean...

Understanding Duty of Care in Negligence Law: Key Cases and Legal Principles

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Following are situations where a duty of care exists: There is no liability in negligence unless the claimant establishes both that they were owed a duty of care by the defendant, and that there...

Negligence: Donoghue v/s Stevenson

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Negligence Carelessness vs Negligence Often, the line between carelessness and negligence becomes blurred, making it difficult to determine whether an act was due to carelessness or w...

Damnum Sine Injuria

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Damnum sine injuria (Loss or damage for which there is no legal remedy) Meaning: This is a Latin term that means "damage without wrongful act." This maxim is based on a general principle...

Law of Torts Fundamentals

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Overview: What is Tort? Law of Torts is a body of rights, duties, obligations, and remedies that are applied in civil proceedings aimed at providing relief to persons who suffer harm from the ...

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Law of Torts Fundamentals

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Overview: What is Tort? Law of Torts is a body of rights, duties, obligations, and remedies ...

Understanding Duty of Care in Negligence...

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Following are situations where a duty of care exists: There is no liability in negligence unless...

Understanding the Standard of Care in La...

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Standard of care It is an appropriate level of care which a person is reasonably expected to rea...

Causation and Remoteness in Tort Law: Th...

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Causation and Remoteness When a breach of duty of care was the cause of damage, a nexus ...

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