Practice and Procedure
STEVEN KEATING V (1) ANDREW HURRELL (2) SCOTT MILLS (2000)
PUBLISHED July 25, 2000On a proper application of the authorities to the facts, a rescuer who acted lawfully but suffered forseeable injury caused by the negligence of two others acting unlawfully was entitled to recover proportional damages against each of them.
QBD (Michael Supperstone QC)
25/07/2000
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