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What can be a purpose of lodging money in settlement of an action?
What can be a purpose of lodging money in settlement of an action?
Which case is associated with issues surrounding financial settlements?
Which case is associated with issues surrounding financial settlements?
What type of order is aimed at correcting a legal action or outcome?
What type of order is aimed at correcting a legal action or outcome?
What is typically NOT a reason for issuing a Prohibition Order?
What is typically NOT a reason for issuing a Prohibition Order?
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Which of the following cases was NOT mentioned in the context of financial settlements?
Which of the following cases was NOT mentioned in the context of financial settlements?
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Study Notes
Tort - Compatibility Mode
- Watters v The Star (2010): Declaratory Order, lodging money in settlement without admitting liability
- Davison v Ryanair (2011): Prohibition Order
- Meegan v Mail on Sunday (2010): Correction Order
- Keenan (2012 Ch 8): Damages
References
- British and Irish Legal Information Institute (BAILIi): www.bailii.org
- European Convention on Human Rights: https://www.echr.coe.int/Documents/Convention_Eng.pdf
- Irish Statute Book: www.irishstatutebook.ie
- The Open University: https://www.open.edu/openlearn/get-started/about-us
- Quill, E (2014): Torts in Ireland
- William Fry Solicitors: www.williamfry.com
- Keenan A (2012): Essentials of Irish Business Law
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Description
This quiz covers key tort law cases including Watters v The Star, Davison v Ryanair, and Meegan v Mail on Sunday. Each case highlights different legal outcomes such as Declaratory, Prohibition, and Correction Orders. Test your understanding of these landmark decisions and their implications in tort law.
