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Foreseeability of harm
Proximity between parties
Fair, just and reasonable to impose duty

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Foreseeability of harm
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Probability of harm
Control between parties
Fair, just and reasonable to impose duty

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Foreseeability of harm
Agreement between parties
Fair, just and reasonable to impose duty

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Foreseeability of harm
Proximity between parties
Strict liability to impose duty

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AO1: legal knowledge and terminology
AO2: application to scenario facts
AO3: reasoned analysis and evaluation

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AO1: legal knowledge and terminology
AO2: application to scenario facts
AO3: reasoned analysis and evaluation

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AO1: application to scenario facts
AO2: legal knowledge and terminology
AO3: reasoned analysis and evaluation

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AO1: legal knowledge and terminology
AO2: reasoned analysis and evaluation
AO3: application to scenario facts

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AO1: reasoned analysis and evaluation
AO2: application to scenario facts
AO3: legal knowledge and terminology

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