Managers and the Law
Managers and the Law
Torts generally Negligence Trespass Defamation ° Nuisance
• Torts generally • Negligence • Trespass • Defamation • Nuisance
Tort provides remedies in the form of damages as compensation for direct financial consequences eg loss of wages, earning, profits and expenses incurred as a result of the loss or injury non-pecuniary consequences of a tort being inflicted eg pain and suffering, loss of some amenity eg not being able to engage in a pleasurable activity
Tort provides remedies in the form of damages as compensation for : = direct financial consequences eg loss of wages, earning, profits and expenses incurred as a result of the loss or injury; = non-pecuniary consequences of a tort being inflicted eg pain and suffering, loss of some amenity eg not being able to engage in a pleasurable activity
Jaensch v Coffey (1984)155 CLR 549)
Jaensch v Coffey (1984) 155 CLR 549)
a) there must exist an identifiable duty of care between the parties b) the standard of care expected must be able to be identified and c) there must have been resulting and measurable damage
a) there must exist an identifiable duty of care between the parties; b) the standard of care expected must be able to be identified; and c) there must have been resulting and measurable damage