Byrne v Boadle

Byrne v Boadle is an 1863 case from England, where the court dealt with the use of circumstantial evidence in a negligence case. In this classic case, the court uttered the famous words: res ipsa loquitur.
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Today I want to help you understand Byrne v. Boadle, an 1863 English case decided by the Court of Exchequer. This case made famous the Latin phrase: res ipsa loquitur, or in English, the thing speaks for itself.
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Glad I could help. The actual written opinion can be confusing.

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