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Liability for loss

Dee Morse examines the special rules relating to liability for pure economic loss caused by negligent acts and negligent misstatements

Economic loss is a common topic on A-level exam papers. It will often be included in a scenario where other elements of tort law are being discussed.

The first thing to remember when applying economic loss in a scenario is that it is an extension of duty of care. It is a method of establishing the existence of a duty. This means that you will need to prove that breach of duty and causation have occurred in the scenario in order to establish liability.

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