Contributory Negligence(English, Paperback, Goudkamp James)

Contributory Negligence(English, Paperback, Goudkamp James)

  • Goudkamp James
Publisher:Oxford University Press, USAISBN 13: 9780198814238ISBN 10: 0198814232

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Contributory Negligence(English, Paperback, Goudkamp James) is written by Goudkamp James and published by Oxford University Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0198814232 (ISBN 10) and 9780198814238 (ISBN 13).

Despite the centrality of the contributory negligence doctrine in practice, very little is known about how it functions in reality. This volume provides legal practitioners with a one-stop-shop where they can find a clear and succinct exposition of the legal principles governing contributory negligence alongside an empirically informed analysis of the way that the doctrine operates in various recurrent factual scenarios, based on cases decided between 1998 and 2017. For each of the given recurring acts of contributory negligence, the average discount, the range of discounts, and the distribution of discounts are reported. These statistics are supplemented by way of illustrations drawn from the case law. Short summaries of typical cases for the relevant act of contributory negligence are given, along with summaries of cases that fall towards the higher and lower ends of the range of discounts. "This concise book will assist courts and practitioners in understanding this area of the law, and in applying a consistent approach when assessing, in the most common types of case, the extent to which damages should be reduced for contributory negligence. It is greatly to be welcomed." - The Rt Hon Lord Reed (from the Foreword)