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Criminal law

Att. Gen. v D.A. Richardson Ltd.

Att. Gen. v D.A. Richardson Ltd. [2000] JLR_Note 48a (07 April 2000)

On sentencing for breach of statutory duty, the court held that the defendant’s financial position is a relevant factor when setting the level of a fine.

  • Breach of statutory duty
  • Sentencing
  • Fines
  • Financial position of defendant
  • Breach-of-statutory-duty
  • Occupational-safety
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Employment law

Allen v Parish of St. Helier

Allen v Parish of St. Helier [1987] JLR_Note 11a (27 June 1988)

The court considered whether failure to wear protective clothing was contributory negligence and whether the employer still had to provide a safe system of work.

  • Safe system of work
  • Protective clothing
  • Employer liability
  • Safe-system-of-work
  • Protective-clothing
  • Contributory-negligence
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Employment law [1972] JJ 2095

Farcy v E. Flaherty & Co. Ltd.

Farcy v E. Flaherty & Co. Ltd. [1972] JJ 2095 (12 July 1972)

The case states that an employer must take reasonable care for workplace safety, including the place of work, plant, machinery, and work methods, especially for inherently dangerous work.

  • Duty of care
  • Safe system of work
  • Employer liability
  • Duty-of-care
  • Safe-system-of-work
  • Employer-liability
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Employment law [1970] JJ 1371

Louis v E. Troy Ltd.

Louis v E. Troy Ltd. [1970] JJ 1371 (20 March 1970)

Employment safety case on an employer’s continuing duty to provide a safe system of work, competent staff, adequate material, proper supervision, and safe access.

  • Duty of care
  • Safe system of work
  • Employer liability
  • Employment-law
  • Occupational-safety
  • Safe-system-of-work
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