Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages

This article examines the availability of damages at common law for injured sportspersons and the potential liability of employers, organisers, and facility providers in the sporting industry. The article discusses the common law action of the torts of negligence and trespass are considered. Cases d...

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Main Authors: Sadler, Pauline, Guthrie, Rob
Format: Journal Article
Published: 2001
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26511
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description This article examines the availability of damages at common law for injured sportspersons and the potential liability of employers, organisers, and facility providers in the sporting industry. The article discusses the common law action of the torts of negligence and trespass are considered. Cases discussed include: Agar v Hyde; Rogers v Budgen; Noak v Waverley Municipal Council; Bartels v Bankstown City Council; and McNamara v Duncan.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-265112017-01-30T12:53:49Z Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages Sadler, Pauline Guthrie, Rob damages at common law - sporting industry - liability of employers - negligence - trespass This article examines the availability of damages at common law for injured sportspersons and the potential liability of employers, organisers, and facility providers in the sporting industry. The article discusses the common law action of the torts of negligence and trespass are considered. Cases discussed include: Agar v Hyde; Rogers v Budgen; Noak v Waverley Municipal Council; Bartels v Bankstown City Council; and McNamara v Duncan. 2001 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26511 fulltext
spellingShingle damages at common law - sporting industry - liability of employers - negligence - trespass
Sadler, Pauline
Guthrie, Rob
Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title_full Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title_fullStr Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title_full_unstemmed Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title_short Sports Injuries and the Right to Damages
title_sort sports injuries and the right to damages
topic damages at common law - sporting industry - liability of employers - negligence - trespass
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/26511