It is not enough that the claimant witnesses the events through their own unaided senses. Their condition must also be proved to be ‘a reaction to the immediate and horrifying impact’ ([case]), rather than a gradual realisation of what has happened.
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Alcock
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#law #negligence #tort
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It is not enough that the claimant witnesses the events through their own unaided senses. Their condition must also be proved to be ‘a reaction to the immediate and horrifying impact’ ([case]), rather than a gradual realisation of what has happened.
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#law #negligence #tort
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It is not enough that the claimant witnesses the events through their own unaided senses. Their condition must also be proved to be ‘a reaction to the immediate and horrifying impact’ ([case]), rather than a gradual realisation of what has happened.
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Alcock
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