The case of Fagan v MPC 1969 is all about an altercation in between a motorist and a policeman. Fagan v MPC Case Facts The defendant Fagan was sat by the side of the road in his car. He was approached by a member of the Metropolitan Police who thought he was causing an obstruction….
R v Stone & Dobinson 1977 Case Facts The litigants, S and D, were a couple who took in the person in question, S’s sister, as a tenant. S had extreme incapacities, being to some extent hard of hearing and visually impaired. D had learning troubles. While remaining with the litigants, the casualty became incapable…
R v Miller Case Facts The respondent was a transient who had gone through the night drinking prior to getting back to the property where he was hunching down. He nodded off with a lit cigarette in his grasp, what lit a fire. The litigant woke and, seeing the fire, found a way no ways…
The case of R v Pittwood came about in 1902. The details are that the defendant, a person employed by a railway company to man a gate at a level crossing on a busy rail line, The defendant which was a rail company employee lifted the level crossing gate to allow a cart to pass over…