Tort Special Duty Situations - Occupiers Liability Act 1957

www.thelawbank.co.uk - The second video looking at Occupiers Liability. This video focuses on the Occupiers Liability Act 1957 - the statute designed to deal with the statutory duty of care that should be given to lawful visitors. It examines the development of the duty, discharging the duty, defences and remedies.

[@sharondavis7779]

I have an exam tomorrow and the you have explained this will help no end. Thank You 😊

[@hellohanglung]

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[@derekchandruang]

Apologies if this has changed since the making of this video (and that change has gone unnoticed by me) but I believe at 1:50 in the video where you give the standard of care required in the 57 statue, this is actually to be found in S2(2) rather than S2(1) as stated in the video. Just thought I'd point that out in case anyone was a bit confused like me!!

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[@infernogamers168]

This is fantastic. Thank you very much!

[@TheLawBank]

Glad you liked it!

[@MyMigael]

Thank you so much for the great upload, really clear in explanation!

[@asheqrahman5900]

Excellent lecture

[@danmellowfellow222]

THIS IS SUCH A GREAT HELP! THANK YOU! Would it be possible for you to do nuisance (private and public) , negligence (medical and normal) psychiatric injury, product liability, vicarious liability and rylands v fletcher please?

[@naka_500]

This video is great, well explained.

[@TheLawBank]

Thank you Jay

[@TNEUK1]

Fantastic! Thank you.

[@TheLawBank]

You are welcome

[@jay19850]

amazing lecture

[@Fatima-xf8xp]

Do we need to apply 'but for' test in occupier's liability?

[@2brothers2troubles63]

can you provide a link to the notes. The video is so helpful thank you so much.

[@halfpakichick]

Well explained

[@valeriannwadyke4487]

This s good ...I like ...thanks lot

[@michaelmorgan2953]

Does this apply if a pedestrian is walking along a public footpath adjacent to a building site and is then struck by a structure e.g scaffolding, fencing, hoarding etc ? Would the pedestrian be considered a (lawful) visitor?

[@nadjetkaraer2769]

Very informative lecture thanks for sharing

[@TheLawBank]

So nice of you

[@keonannam8750]

great video... have you stop making videos? these videos are old but good Tho