What is the diffeences between established duty of care and special standard?And what is the differences between neighbour principle (reasonableness) and reasonable man test? 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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