Peter Taylor Campbell v North Lanarkshire Council and Another
| Jurisdiction | Scotland |
| Date | 2000 |
| Court | Court of Session (Outer House) |
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13 cases
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Md Against Amec Group Limited
...have occurred – was reasonably foreseeable. o This last point was made by Lord Reed in Campbell v North Lanarkshire Council and Another 2000 SCLR 373 at page 380 F-G where he said “Before leaving Page v Smith I should observe that determining the range of foreseeable physical injury may not......
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Stanislau Laudanska V. The University Of Abertay
...1A.C. 310. Anderson v British Railways Board 1973 SLT (Nts) 20 Bourhill v Young 1942 S.C. (H.L.) 78 Campbell v North Lanarkshire Council 2000 SCLR 373 Coyle v National Coal Board 1959 SLT 114 Cross v Highlands and Islands Development Board 2001 SLT 1060 Fleming v Strathclyde Regional Counci......
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Reclaiming Motion By Melville Dow Against Amec Group Limited
...injury alone subsequent to Dulieu in the opinion of Lord Reed 32 (sitting in the Outer House) in Campbell v North Lanarkshire Council 2000 SCLR 373. I would respectfully adopt what Lord Reed says there. [70] Lord Reed notes that the ratio of Dulieu, with its requirement that the nervous sho......
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In The Petition Of D.b. For Judicial Review Of A Medical Certificate Issued Under Gulation H2(3)of The Police Pensions Regulations 1987 And Answers Fo
...[§§ 47 and 56]. The common law approach was explained in some detail by Lord Reed himself in Campbell v North Lanarkshire Council and Anr 2000 SCLR 373. For the purpose of personal injuries claims, and also for employment claims and industrial injuries benefit claims, "stress" is not an inj......
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