“Over the years, occupiers of premises have attracted liability in respect of a multiplicity of dangers due to the state of the premises or anything done or omitted to be done on those premises. For example, liability has arisen in respect of a fatality resulting from the eating of berries from a poisonous plant in a public park as well as injuries sustained following a bite from a territorial terrier in garden grounds. In the recent case of Forrest v Iceland Foods Ltd, the circumstances were perhaps somewhat more prosaic …”
€ (Westlaw)
Eleanor J Russell, ‘Rising ramps: the liability of the occupier’ [2022] 1 Juridical Review 46-58.
First posted 2022-03-21 13:00:47
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