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Trial of personal injury claim against employer arising from armed robbery of employment premises; employer breached duty of care by failing to provide assistance of a security guard to police and/or secure the premises during the night shift at which time there was a foreseeable risk of injury to the plaintiff from the type of occurrence; judgment for the plaintiff: Tutt DCJ.
Appeal Determined (QCA)
[2006] QCA 535
12 Dec 2006
Appeal allowed setting aside judgment for plaintiff and order judgment for the defendant with costs; claim in tort for damages for personal injury arising from armed robbery of employment premises; trial judge erred in finding as to what extent to employer was to take to perform its duty of care; no evidence that security guard at all times at night was reasonably necessary to allay the risk: McMurdo P, Keane JA and Chesterman J.
Appeal Status
Appeal Determined (QCA)
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