Duty of Care and Economic Loss¶
Stapleton, J. (1991). Duty of Care and Economic Loss: A Wider Agenda. Law Quarterly Review.
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- Slippery Slope
- When asked to recognise a novel duty of care — for instance liability for pure economic loss or for psychiatric injury to bystanders — judges weigh the argument that doing so will "open the floodgates" to limitless, unmanageable claims.
This sourceThat courts weigh a floodgates objection when asked to recognise a novel duty of care in pure economic loss or bystander psychiatric injury.
- When asked to recognise a novel duty of care — for instance liability for pure economic loss or for psychiatric injury to bystanders — judges weigh the argument that doing so will "open the floodgates" to limitless, unmanageable claims.
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