Back Injury in UK Law
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Heil v Rankin
... ... monetary and non-monetary loss, with particular regard to personal injury litigation". A matter for specific consideration was "the award of damages ... 46% Minor back injury 30% ... ...
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Jobling v Associated Dairies Ltd
... ... raised by this appeal is whether in assessing damages for personal injury in respect of loss of earnings, account should be taken of a condition of ... appellant slipped at his place of work and sustained injury to his back. The respondents were held liable in damages in respect of this injury. In ... ...
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White and Others v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police and Others
... ... trace the development of the common law's attitude to psychiatric injury. They show that the common law has regarded claims for psychiatric injury ... 426): "We have come back to the plain common sense stated by Lord Russell of Killowen in Bourhill ... ...
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Bourhill v Young
... ... thereof, the Cause shall be, and the same is hereby, remitted back to the Court of Session in Scotland, or to the Judge acting as Vacation ... did not involve any element of reasonable fear of immediate bodily injury to herself ... The pursuer was about eight months pregnant at the time, and ... ...
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Godwin v Swindon Borough Council
... ... He sustained a back injury on the 26 th February 1997, the day after having returned to ... ...
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Gregg v Scott
... ... But there are also many cases of serious illness or injury where a patient's existing chances of recovery fall between these ... I shall come back in a moment to what, in this context, was meant by a cure. In the event, ... ...
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Page v Smith
... ... A collision occurred. The plaintiff sustained no bodily injury. Neither did the defendant or his wife and child who were with him in his ... 1) [1961) A.C. 388 , at p.426: "We have come back to the plain common sense stated by Lord Russell of Killowen in ... ...
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Alcock and Others v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police
... ... in the present case that reasonable foreseeability of the risk of injury to them in the particular form of psychiatric illness was all that was ... If one goes back to what may be regarded as the genesis of the modern law of tortious ... ...
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Ilkiw v Samuels
... ... The driver, whose name was Wairnes, was standing on the back of the lorry engaged in stacking the sacks of sugar in the ordinary course ... which the plaintiff was standing, with the result that it caused injury to the plaintiff. Throughout this time Wainea, the regular driver, ... ...
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Harbutt's ‘Plasticine’Harbutt's Ltd v Wayne Tank and Pump Company Ltd
... ... 27 (1) We will indemnify you against direct damage or injury to your property or persons or that of others caused by thenegligence of ... at page 398. So, in the name of construction, we get back to the principle that, when a company inserts in printed conditions an ... ...
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