Singapore Negligence Law Part 4 - remoteness

Remoteness refers to the requirement in negligence law that the damage suffered by the claimant must be of a foreseeable nature.

In negligence claims, once the claimant has established a duty of care and breached that duty causing him damage, they must also show to the Court that the damage was not too remote.

Part 1 - Duty of care https://youtu.be/r1r6R5Ldpl0

Part 2 - Breach of duty of care https://youtu.be/6LXrJ2Gyy6Q

Part 3 - Causation https://youtu.be/TIqQi3GD4ow

Part 5 - volenti non fit injuria https://youtu.be/Tsl8t6nSdqk

Part 6 - contributory negligence https://youtu.be/LEvoQVQ7XOM

Part 7 - - ex turpi causa https://youtu.be/CPo2F1SfAj4

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