(1) In addressing causation following a negligent omission, two questions arise.

(2) I find the defendants negligent in the manner in which the drip leg was installed.

(3) Whether a forecast was negligent or not depends upon whether reasonable care was taken in preparing it.

(4) After all, this is a case about negligent failure to exercise a statutory power, is it not?

(5) Her case was that the solicitors had been negligent in that she should have been advised not to execute the mortgage.

(6) The latter may arise from a tortious act other than the negligent use of a motor vehicle.

(7) Amy may argue by analogy with this reasoning that the plaintiff council will have to prove she was negligent .

(8) The employee alleged that the respondent was negligent in failing to warn of the hump.

(9) This is not a case where the first appellant was negligent in the conduct of the operation.

(10) You can point to some negligent act or omission as a result of which somebody gets a dose of a radiation poison.

(11) The first question is whether at the time of the negligent act or omission a judicial process existed.

(12) Expert evidence that such an error was negligent would, traditionally, be inadmissible.

(13) They would still be liable at common law for negligent installation or maintenance.

(14) It is difficult for the claimant to say that the defendant was negligent in not seeing him, if he had not seen the defendant.

(15) The negligent defendant, or more usually his insurer, takes his victim as he finds him.

(16) A number of judges have had to consider how a negligent defendant can be found to have acted reasonably.

(17) The plaintiffs sued the defendant alleging that he had been negligent in a number of ways.

(18) The judge held that the defendants were negligent and in breach of statutory duty and the claim was not statute barred.

(19) It may be that knowledge of such facts will also serve to bring home to him the fact that the defendant has been negligent or at fault.

(20) Liability for negligent advice is imposed irrespective of whether it is given gratuitously.