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The concept of sufficient degree of control to determine who is an occupier has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal in [case]. Here, the claimant, an eight-year-old child, despite instructions to the contrary, climbed up onto a flat roof above a supermarket and adjacent to the defendant’s flat. He fell from the roof and was injured. His action against both the owner of the flat and the supermarket was dismissed because neither party could be found to have a sufficient degree of control over the roof area.
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Bailey v Armes (1999) EGCS 21

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#occupiers-liability #tort
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The concept of sufficient degree of control to determine who is an occupier has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal in [case]. Here, the claimant, an eight-year-old child, despite instructions to the contrary, climbed up onto a flat roof above a supermarket and adjacent to the defendant’s flat. He fell from the roof and was injured. His action against both the owner of the flat and the supermarket was dismissed because neither party could be found to have a sufficient degree of control over the roof area.
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#occupiers-liability #tort
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The concept of sufficient degree of control to determine who is an occupier has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal in [case]. Here, the claimant, an eight-year-old child, despite instructions to the contrary, climbed up onto a flat roof above a supermarket and adjacent to the defendant’s flat. He fell from the roof and was injured. His action against both the owner of the flat and the supermarket was dismissed because neither party could be found to have a sufficient degree of control over the roof area.
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Bailey v Armes (1999) EGCS 21
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The concept of sufficient degree of control to determine who is an occupier has recently been considered by the Court of Appeal in Bailey v Armes (1999) EGCS 21. Here, the claimant, an eight-year-old child, despite instructions to the contrary, climbed up onto a flat roof above a supermarket and adjacent to the defendant’s flat. He fell from th

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