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APIL Guide to Tripping and Slipping Cases 2nd edition
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Why you should buy APIL Guide to Tripping and Slipping Cases
Tripping and slipping cases form a large part of the typical personal injury lawyer's practice. Not all cases are straightforward; many involve complex questions of law.
The APIL Guide to Tripping and Slipping Cases (Jordan Publishing) is a one-stop text. It covers all the legal disciplines that can come into play in a tripping or slipping case - Local Government, Landlord and Tenant, Occupier's Liability, Highways, Health and Safety at Work, and so on. It gives detailed guidance on the applicable law, procedure and practice. It has a big library of precedents, from checklists and letters through to Statements of Case. Most of the relevant guidelines are included as appendices, and the facts and principles of the key cases (often contained in inaccessible law reports) are distilled into case summaries.
This new edition has been revised to include the following developments:
* Substantial changes at common law in respect of the way in which the tort of nuisance can be deployed in Highway cases (with particular reference to the Court of Appeal decisions of Valentine v Transport for London and another [2010] EWCA Civ 1358 and Ali v Bradford MDC [2012] 1 W.L.R. 161)
* An update of recent case-law pertaining to the application of the s.58 statutory defence (particularly in respect of the allocation of resources, and the effect of non-compliance with the Code of Practice), arising out of the authorities of Wilkinson v City of York Council [2011] EWCA Civ 207, and AC v Devon CC [2013] EWCA Civ 418
* Consideration of the circumstances in which a Ward v Tesco defence still applies in light of Butcher v Southend-on-Sea BC [2014] EWCA Civ 1556
* An update to the Workplace Accidents section, in view of the introduction of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013
Featured Authors
Ben Bradley
Barrister, Outer Temple Chambers
Charles Foster
Barrister, 3 Serjeants' Inn Chambers
Table of contents
Selecting the Defendant
The Definition, Classification and Creation of Highways
The Structure of Local Government
The Statutory Duty of Highway Authorities to Maintain
Negligence
Nuisance
The Liability of Occupiers
The Liability of Landlords
Miscellaneous Statutory Duties in the Workplace
Preparing a Case
Appendices
•Precedents
•Case Summaries
•HSE Risk Assessment Materials
•Civil Procedure Rules
•Guidelines
•Safety at Street Works and Road Works Extract from the Code of Practice
•Photographs
•Addresses
•Metric and Imperial Units of Length
