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23 Dec 2010 |
There was a successful conclusion to an incident in a school lesson involving class management of the use of trampolines. From several overlapping and at times contradictory layers of rules and regulations and advisory documents the court was given..
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23 Dec 2010 |
A soccer player suffered a significant arm laceration, due to colliding with an extending broken piece of weld mesh fencing, surrounding an all weather playing area. The player claimed that there was a lack of duty of care on behalf of the local authority,..
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23 Dec 2010 |
A young child fell from a trampoline in an outdoor play area and suffered a badly broken arm. There was no direct supervision of the trampoline activities and parents claimed that there had been a lack of duty of care exercised by the park owners.
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23 Dec 2010 |
A young, high profile woman suffered a significant back injury through lifting weights in a training facility. The woman claimed that her personal trainer had not exercised due care and attention in prescribing the appropriate weights to be lifted.
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05 Jan 2011 |
The most obvious particular of claim is not always the one that wins the day. In a high profile case of permanent disablement a 16 year old won significant damages not through his prime assertion of liability but from a seemingly minor issue in..
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05 Jan 2011 |
A teenager sustained serious injuries when she was thrown from a go-kart after it somersaulted. Instructed to undertake a post accident engineering inspection of the go-kart, this revealed deficiencies in its design, when compared to national guidelines,..
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05 Jan 2011 |
The user of a bungee trampoline suffered severe injuries when a tensioning rope broke. Engineering examination of the failed rope and the ride equipment generally was undertaken in order to establish the most likely cause of failure and to provide expert..
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