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Use the "but for" test to establish factual causation in negligence cases. It asks whether the harm would have occurred "but for" the defendant's breach of duty. In Cork v Kirby MacLean Ltd [1952], the court clarified that if the harm would have occurred regardless of the fault, the fault cannot be considered its cause. This test ensures a direct link between the breach and the resulting damage. ❤❤❤

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This video provides a summary of negligence, pointing out the essential elements: duty of care, breach, causation, damage, and remoteness. It clearly outlines the requirements for a negligence claim, emphasising the need for the defendant's breach to cause recoverable damage that is not too distant or unforeseeable. A helpful structure for law students to understand how negligence claims are analysed and the importance of "proximity" in both duty and causation. Thanks to LawSimplified!

This video serves as quick overview of the key areas like constitutional, administrative, and human rights law, all of which help law students understand how the government interacts with individuals & regulates society. By studying these categories, students learn about the legal principles that govern government powers, the protection of rights, and the resolution of disputes, providing a solid foundation for careers in public service, advocacy, and governance. A very interesting subject!

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"Propriety Estoppel" is one of my favourite topics in land law. Detriment occurs when the claimant alters their position based on an assurance. While it often involves monetary expenditure, as seen in Inwards v Baker [1965], courts recognize other substantial forms of detriment. In Gillett v Holt [2001], Robert Walker LJ stated that detriment does not need to be financial, provided it is significant. Very punchy! Amazing! 🌈🌻🌻🌻

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