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16 May 2026

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This detailed revision booklet provides a clear and structured guide to Occupiers’ Liability in Tort Law, designed for A-Level Law students (WJEC focus) but fully suitable for AQA, OCR, and other specifications covering negligence and occupiers’ liability.
The resource breaks down both the Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957 and 1984, supporting students in understanding how liability is established for injuries on land and premises. It is ideal for revision, classroom teaching, and exam preparation, with strong case law integration and evaluation throughout.
What’s included:
Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957

  • Duty of care owed to lawful visitors
  • Definition of “occupier” and control of premises (Wheat v Lacon)
  • Standard of care: “common duty of care” (Section 2(2))
  • Protection of children and professionals (Roles v Nathan, Glasgow Corporation v Taylor)
  • Warnings and exclusions of liability (Haseldine v Daw, s.2(4)(a) OLA 1957)
  • Case law applied throughout for exam clarity
    Occupiers’ Liability Act 1984
  • Duty owed to trespassers
  • Requirements for liability under Section 1(3):
  • Awareness of danger
  • Knowledge or reasonable belief of trespassers
  • Reasonable steps to protect against risk
  • Key cases including British Railways Board v Herrington
  • Limitation of liability and policy considerations
    Key Legal Concepts
  • Definition of “occupier” and dual control situations
  • Distinction between visitors and trespassers
  • Role of warnings and signage in avoiding liability
  • Treatment of children and vulnerable claimants
  • Independent contractors and liability boundaries
    Evaluation & AO3
  • Analysis of fairness in imposing liability on occupiers
  • Balancing protection of visitors with limits on responsibility
  • Criticism of stricter rules for trespassers
  • Discussion of policy concerns and practical limitations
  • Links to wider negligence principles and duty of care
    Key Features
    ✔ Fully structured for A-Level Law exam success
    ✔ Covers both 1957 and 1984 Occupiers’ Liability Acts
    ✔ Clear case law integration throughout
    ✔ Strong AO3 evaluation for higher grades
    ✔ Suitable for WJEC, AQA, and OCR specifications
    ✔ Ideal for revision, teaching, and exam practice
    Ideal for:
    A-Level Law students revising Tort Law
    Teachers delivering Occupiers’ Liability
    Students aiming for top-band answers (A/A*)
    Independent revision and exam preparation

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Complete Tort Law for A-Level Law Bundle (WJEC/AQA/OCR)

A comprehensive and fully resourced Tort Law teaching bundle designed to provide everything needed to teach the topic from start to finish. This bundle combines detailed student notes with engaging accompanying PowerPoints, making it ideal for both classroom delivery and independent revision. The bundle has been designed to support: * AO1 knowledge and understanding * AO2 application skills for scenario questions * AO3 analysis and evaluation The notes are clear, thorough, and student-friendly, giving learners a strong foundation in both legal principles and exam technique. Included are attractively designed PowerPoints for each area of Tort Law, created to keep lessons engaging, accessible, and discussion-focused. Each PowerPoint also contains detailed teacher scripts within the notes section, making the resources especially useful for: * Non-specialist teachers * New teachers of A Level Law * Cover lessons * Flipped learning * Independent student revision This bundle is designed to act as a complete teaching and revision package, effectively providing students with everything they need to succeed in Tort Law. The resources are: * Detailed and easy to follow * Rich in case law and legal principles * Designed to develop analytical thinking * Exam-focused throughout * Visually engaging and professionally presented Includes accompanying notes and PowerPoints throughout the bundle. Created with A Level Law (WJEC) specifications in mind and easily adaptable across different exam boards.

£14.00
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Tort Law Bundle – Complete Notes (WJEC/AQA/OCR)

This comprehensive bundle provides all the notes needed to teach and study the full content of WJEC A-Level Law Unit 2: Tort Law. Covering both AO1 knowledge and AO3 evaluation, the resource is designed to support students in building a strong understanding of key legal principles while also developing the critical analysis skills required for higher-mark exam questions. All core areas of the specification are included, with clear, structured notes on topics such as negligence, occupiers’ liability, psychiatric harm, economic loss, nuisance, and defences. Content is presented in an accessible and logical format, making complex legal concepts easier to understand and revise. Designed with non-specialist teachers in mind, the notes are straightforward, well-organised, and ready to use with minimal adaptation. They are equally effective as classroom teaching material or as a revision resource for students. What’s included: * four complete set of notes covering WJEC Unit 2: Tort Law * Clear AO1 explanations of key rules and legal principles * Integrated AO3 evaluation to support exam skills * Structured, easy-to-follow format * Suitable for teaching, revision, or independent study Ideal for: WJEC A-Level Law students * Teachers seeking a full set of ready-made notes * Non-specialist teachers delivering tort law * A thorough, time-saving resource that supports both teaching and exam preparation across the full tort law unit.

£10.00

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