Sheet5defendant breachWinfield and JolowiczD duty of care to Psnell bottleDonoghue v Stevensonserious ill, noxiois matter, liableinadequate foundationAnns v Merton CCsufficient foundation depth, liablefinancial lossCaparo Industries v Dickmannot sufficient proxity between parties, not liabledeplete resourcesMPAJ v Steven Phoa Cheng Loon v 81 othersfair, just and reasonable to impose duty of care to D, basic service and infrastructure, no claimlearner driverNettleship v Westonstandard of care, experienced dirver, liableaccepted by professional bodyBolam v Friern Hospital Management Committeedoctor is not guilty if accepted by professional body, not liablenon-accepted by professional body and brain damageBalitho v City and Hackney HAchoose between 2 opinion and to reject an opion, negligence if there was supported by professional body, liablelost both sightsRoger v Whitakerrecover her right eye for an operation, no restoration of right eye and left eye was blink due to disease, risk taken by patient, liableroger better than bolamFoo Fio Na v Dr Soo Fook Munroger more appropriate than bolam in Malaysiahit by a ballBalton v Stonehighway roadside, 7 foot fence, up slope, not liablepiece of landHilder v APCMride motorcycle cross a road where beside a open land under APCM, kicked by ball, accident, died next day, liableone eye workerParis v Stepneyworking place involved some risk of eye injury and no goggle and mask are provided, increase magnitude of the risk to him, liablefire fighterWatt v Hertfordshire CCinjured, equipment, emergency brake by lorry, balance the risk against the end to be achieved, not liableslippery floorLatimer v AECsawdust, flood, wetfloor, not covered, slipped down, not liablecup of teaBarnett v Chelsea and Kensington Hospital Management Committeevomit, cup of tea, doctor told him to consult his own doctor, dead, not cause of death, impossible to save his life at the timeoil and weldingThe Wagon Moundleaked oil to water, 600 feet away welding work ignite the oil, destruction of boat and wharf, unforeseeable water to catch firemanholeHughes v Lord Advocatetwo boys, paraffin lamp, unattended manhole, drop, suffer burn is foreseeable, but explosion is not forseeableoldboatJolley v Suttonold noat, plaintiff and friend resotre, drop, break his back, foreseeable injurypsychiatricPage v Smithsuffered long time, recover the disease after car accident, psychiatric foreseeable DredgerLiesbosch Dredger v SS Editiondredger sank, owner too poor, no replacement, cost of purchase+date of sank --- date of replacementcollisionWright v Lodgecar broke down, failed to remove from highway, recklessly, collided, collided again, break the chain of caustionstairrailMcKew v Hollandlost control his left leg, no stair rail therecredit-worthinessHedley Byrne v Heller and PartnersE's banker replied HB, E is a good credit-worthiness client, E went to liquidation, HB sued E's banker, sufficient proximatehighland towerSteven Phoa Cheng Loon v Highland Propertieslandslide, steep slope, 1 block collapse, others unsafeinstability slopeLim Teck Kong v Dr Abdul Hamidbungalow collapse, landslide, instability slopesteel trussLembaga Jurutera Malaysia v Leong Pui Kunlong span steel struss, a person killed, prepared by junior engineer, counter check by 2 engineers, his signatureold shaftRylands v Fletchermill owner, contract, construct reservoir, a old sharf, reservoir burstmunitionRead v J Lyonsinspector, explosion, no escpae, not liablerubber landAbdul Rahman v Putehclean irrigation canael, rubber burn accidentially, liable, escape fire, unnatural use of land, dangerouscompensation reinstatementZaiton v Telekomcommon law remedy, compensationroot of contractWestern Excavating v Sharpsuspended 5 days, significant breach, root of contract of employment, employer no longer intends t bound one or more essential terms,employee treated himself discharged from any performancetoo longJerome v Packet One Networklapse of 2 month, too longcontract testWong Chee Hong v Cathay Organizationconstructive dismissal, assign contract testone month salarySong Seng Palm Oil v Narayanan Annamalaiformula one month salary for every completed years of servicemust writtenKGN Jaya v Pan Reliancedoes not require, agency agreement, must writingimplied authorityChan Yit Tee v William Jacka meeting, chan said to be yong's partner, good supplied to yonghousehold managerJensbury v Newboldhusband permit, wife as household managerno householdDebenham v Mellonlive in hotel, no householdnot marriedBlades v Freeauthority arise, not marriednight clubGraphic Lines v Chai Chee Meinone of partner, manager, night club, advertisementterminated jewellery shopSummers v Solomonmanager, run jewellery shop, paid and resale, ordered many jewelley, escape, apparent authority, terminated by defedant without notice to plaintiffno apparent authorityAG for Ceylon v Silvauntruly represented, sell steel plates, apparent authority arise, representation made by plaintiffcigarWatteau v Fenwickemployed manager, license under manager name, still buymore moneyBrocklesby v Temperanceauthorize, borrow a fixed sum on security of document, borrowed more than expected amountFortnighly PaymentChoo Yin Loo v Visualingam Pillayrefuse fortnightly payment for building work, breach of essential term of the contractrefusedRobinson v Harmanleast house, change his mind and refused to least, make a contract and break, pay the whole damagewrong stationHobbs v The London Railwaywrong station, cold weathermalfunction windowSummers v Salfordtenant, malfunction windowsholiday packageJarus v Swan Toursholiday package, less participants, no welcome party and no entertainmentanother employmentAddis v GramaphoneEmployed another another employment, wrongful dismissal, lost of reputationcrack shaftHadley v Baxendalecrack shaftturbineBritish Westinghouse Electric v Underground Electric Railwayfuel-consumed rurbine

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