Aqa A Level Law Paper 2 Tort Already Passed

Solicitor {Ans: Employed by firm First contact with client Gives legal advice to client Writes letters on behalf of client}Positivism {Ans: Laws and morals should be kept separate Aristotle - The law should be 'reason, free from passion'}Legal enforcement of moral values {Ans: }Consolidation {Ans: Draw all existing provisions in an area of law into one Act. Simply brought together}Doctrine of Parliament Supremacy {Ans: Parliament has the right to make or unmake any law. No one can override it.}Fault {Ans: Required in: Negligence Occupiers' liability Psychiatric damage Pure economic loss caused by negligent misstatement Not required: Nuisance Ryland v Fletcher Vicarious liability}What is Parliament composed of? {Ans: The House of Lords The House of Commons The Monarch}Rules of Tort law {Ans: }Negligence {Ans: Duty of Care: Caparo v Dickman - Damage reasonably foreseeable - Relationship of proximity - Fair just and reasonable}Private Bill {Ans: Affects individuals}Repeal {Ans: Get rid of law. Very old laws}Tribunal {Ans: Runs along side the civil courts. Deals with specific areas of law such as welfare rights AD: Quickest and cheapest, no court or lawyers D: Confrontation with other party. If not settled can