Welcome to this week’s edition of Insight in which we report on the liability decision of the High Court for injuries sustained by a child when hit by a vehicle, reminding us that:
claimants do actually have to prove liability;
there is a methodical way to arrive at a reasoned view as to the most probable explanation;
honest witnesses can be, and are frequently mistaken;
contemporary accounts given by witnesses are usually preferred to later versions.
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