The material increase in risk approach was also used in Mountford v Newlands School [2007] EWCA Civ 21, where the defendant schoolmaster was held to have increased the risk of the claimant suffering injury in a school rugby match by selecting a player who was older than the age limit for the team. This demonstrates [...].
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the willingness of the courts to apply the material contribution test in cases beyond industrial disease
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The material increase in risk approach was also used in Mountford v Newlands School [2007] EWCA Civ 21, where the defendant schoolmaster was held to have increased the risk of the claimant suffering injury in a school rugby match by selecting a player who was older than the age limit for the team. This demonstrates [...].
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#causation #law #negligence #tort
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The material increase in risk approach was also used in Mountford v Newlands School [2007] EWCA Civ 21, where the defendant schoolmaster was held to have increased the risk of the claimant suffering injury in a school rugby match by selecting a player who was older than the age limit for the team. This demonstrates [...].
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the willingness of the courts to apply the material contribution test in cases beyond industrial disease
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