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A cyclist is injured when a driver opens a car door into their path. Explain whether the elements of negligence are satisfied and what remedy might be available. (8 marks)
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6/8 · ✓ Identifies the duty of care owed to other road users
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actus reus and mens reacriminal defencespolice powers, arrest and bailthe jury and standard of proof
A cyclist is injured when a driver opens a car door into their path. Explain whether the elements of negligence are satisfied and what remedy might be available. (8 marks)
Legal Studies · VCE
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✓ Identifies the duty of care owed to other road users
✓ Applies the standard of the reasonable person to the breach
✓ Establishes causation between the breach and the injury
✕ Specifies the remedy — compensatory damages, and the heads under which they are claimed
Weak topics, resurfacing
police powers, arrest and bail