Egg Shell Skull in UK Law
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Page v Smith
... ... not concerned to investigate the applicability of the 'thin skull' cases to this type of case." ... 17 I turn ... he finds her and there is no difference in principle between an egg-shell skull and an egg-shell personality: Love v. Port of London Authority ... ...
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OPO (by his litigation friend) and another v Rhodes
... ... is distress, and sheer, unpolluted energy where there is a hollow shell of brokenness and fatigue". He wants to communicate some of what music can ... A loose analogy may be drawn with the "egg shell skull" doctrine, which has an established place in the law of tort. This ... ...
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Williams v The Bermuda Hospitals Board (Bermuda)
... ... no more assisted the hospital's case than if she had an egg shell skull ... 48 Finally, reference was made ... ...
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Representative Claimants v Mgn Ltd
... ... Mr Nicklin accepted that, in relation to distress, the "egg-shell skull" principle applied, though I should add that I do not think that any ... ...
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F & C Alternative Investments (Holdings) Ltd v Barthelemy and another (No 3)
... ... not to be decided by some kind of automatic application of an egg shell skull rule. Indeed, in his written submissions Mr Thompson fairly accepted ... ...
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Rahman v Arearose Ltd
... ... on behalf of the first defendants… that this is effectively an egg shell skull type of case where the second defendant must take their victim as ... ...
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BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd v Konczak
... ... But a defendant must take the claimant as he finds him, eggshell skull or vulnerable personality included. So having a vulnerable personality ... ...
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Essa v Laing Ltd
... ... go on, rightly, to consider the possible application of the eggshell skull principle, questions of causation, intervening act and mitigation but the ... manner, or that the victim is peculiarly susceptible to it (the "egg-shell skull" rule) : see Smith v. Leech Brain [1962] 2 QB 405 , Hughes Lord ... ...
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Anufrijeva v Southwark London Borough Council; R (N) v Secretary of State for the Home Department; R (M) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
... ... He submitted that the 'egg-shell skull principle', whereby a defendant must take his victim as he finds ... ...
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Solicitors Regulation Authority v Sovani Ramona James
... ... This Respondent had an egg-shell skull personality at the time of these events. The impact of letters such ... ...
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