In [case], the defendant, a stage hypnotist, was expected to take the sort of precautions that a ‘reasonably careful exponent of stage hypnotism’ would adopt to prevent any injury to a member of the audience. A similar view was taken in Watson v Gray, The Times, 26 November 1998, with regard to professional footballers.
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Gates v McKenna [1998] Lloyd’s Rep Med 405
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In [case], the defendant, a stage hypnotist, was expected to take the sort of precautions that a ‘reasonably careful exponent of stage hypnotism’ would adopt to prevent any injury to a member of the audience. A similar view was taken in Watson v Gray, The Times, 26 November 1998, with regard to professional footballers.
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#breach #negligence #tort
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In [case], the defendant, a stage hypnotist, was expected to take the sort of precautions that a ‘reasonably careful exponent of stage hypnotism’ would adopt to prevent any injury to a member of the audience. A similar view was taken in Watson v Gray, The Times, 26 November 1998, with regard to professional footballers.
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Gates v McKenna [1998] Lloyd’s Rep Med 405
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