Established duty of careForeseeability1. Duty of careThree-Fold TestsNeighbour Principle under Donoghue vStevenson (1932)ProximityBourhill v Young [1943]ReasonablenessCaparo Industries vDickman [1990]"Reasonable man" TestBlyth v Birmingham Waterworks (1856)2. Breach of dutySkilled Professionals/Expert DutyBolam v Friern Hospital (1957)Special standardChildrenTort of Negligence3. Causation"But for" TestBarnett v Chelsea Hospital (1969)"Remoteness" TestOverseas Tankship case (1961)4. RemotenessNovus Actus Interveniens TestMcKew v Holland [1969]5. Remedies"Thin Skull Rule"Pysical Pain and suffering; Medical expenses; Loss ofincome; Mental/psychological pain and suffering...

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