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Causation tort law

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  • Barnett v Chelsea & Kensington
  • Baker v Willoughby
  • McGhee v NCB
  • Fairchild v Glenhaven
  • Lamb v Camden
  • Knightly v Johns
  • McKew v Holland
  • Hotson v Berkshire
  • Willsher v Essex
  • Jobling v Associated Dairies
  • D injured C's leg. C was later shot in the injured leg and had to have the leg amputated
  • Established the 'but for' test
  • C contracted dermatitis when he cycled home covered in brick dust
  • C contracted mesothelioma having been exposed to asbestos by five employers
  • C attempted to climb down some steep concrete steps whilst recovering from an injury
  • Squatters moved into C's house and caused damage
  • A butcher injured his back at work and later developed a back condition unrelated to the injury
  • C fell out of a tree. The doctor failed to diagnose his condition and he lost the chance of making a full recovery
  • A police officer was injured in a head on collision in a tunnel
  • A baby's blindness could have been caused by four other factors rather than the negligence of the doctor