Email: info@empowerenergy.co.uk Call us on: 01202 821 000 Visit: www.empowerenegy.co.uk Doughty Engineering Ltd is a global leader in manufacturing of rigging, suspension and lifting equipment for the film, TV and theatre industry. The trial judge ruled in Doughty's favor. It was then transferred to the High Court at the instigation of the Defendant Appellants in this case. The second risk is that if it becomes immersed in a liquid, the temperature of which exceeds 500 degrees Centigrade, it will disintegrate and cause an under-surface explosion which will eject the liquid from the bath over a wide area and may cause injury by burning to persons within that area. Their Lordships' House distinguished the Wagon Mound case on the ground that the damage which ensued though differing in degree was the same in kind as that which was foreseeable. Posted in The Law Of Torts Tagged Adigun vs Ag oyo, Doughty vs Turner Manufacturing Co Ltd, Hughes vs Lord Advocate, Liesbosch Dredger vs Edison Steamship; The Edison, Re Polemis, Re Polemis and Furness Withy & Co, Reasonable forseeability, Wagon Mound's case Leave a comment E Hulton Co v Jones [1910] AC 20. Over the course of three decades, DH established a strong track record of He, or some other of the four workmen in the vicinity, must have inadvertently knocked the loose asbestos cement cover so that it slid into the bath and disappeared from sight beneath the molten liquid. briefs keyed to 223 law school casebooks. En.wikipedia.org Doughty v Turner Manufacturing is a 1964 English case on the law of negligence. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 All Er 98 - CA - Free download as Word Doc (.doc), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Vacwell Engineering Co Ltd v BDH Chemicals Ltd (1971) See Hughes v Lord Advocate. Turner’s cauldrons had been in use throughout England and the United States for 20 years. They must have one, yes. (3) Therefore, the Defendants were under a duty to all persons whom they ought reasonably to foresee might be within the area within which they would be likely to sustain damage if an explosion occurred to take every possible precaution to see that nothing was immersed in the liquid cyanide which in fact, whether or not they knew or ought to have known it, could cause an explosion. You can try any plan risk-free for 30 days. It was not known that the cover would explode when it fell in the liquid. South Pacific Manufacturing Co Ltd v NZ Security Consultants [1992, New Zealand] Southport Corp v Esso Petroleum [1953] Southwell v Blackburn [2014] Sovfracht v Van Udens (1943) Sovmots Investments v SS Environment [1979] Spartan Steel & Alloys Ltd v Martin & Co [1973] Spencer v Harding [1869] Spring v Guardian Assurance Plc [1995] Century Insurance Co Ltd v Northern Ireland Transport Board [1942] AC 509 . Indeed, it seems from the Plaintiff's evidence that when he first came on to the scene the cover was already half in and half out of the liquid. One or two minutes later the mixture exploded and thrust molten metal onto Doughty, leaving him severely burned. Therefore, Turner should have taken precautions to prevent splashes and explosions, and Turner's negligent failure to do so made Turner liable for Doughty's injuries. Some law schools—such as Yale, Vanderbilt, Berkeley, and the University of Illinois—even subscribe directly to Quimbee for all their law students. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 QB 518. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 … Sign up for a free 7-day trial and ask it. Doughty v Turner Ltd: CA 1964. The foreseeable risk was injury from splashing liquid, but there was little splash and no one was injured. MR GIBBENS: There is one small matter I ask leave to mention. Share. By clicking on this tab, you are expressly stating that you were one of the attorneys appearing in this matter. Then click here. The sole question at issue is whether it was reasonable for this case to be transferred to the High Court as the County Court Act provides. For these reasons I would accordingly allow this appeal. The learned Judge, nevertheless, found the Defendants liable. My Lord, we were not satisfied that it should be dealt with on that basis. An Overview of the Rule of Reasonable Forseeability. THE RULE OF REASONABLE FORSEEABILITY. Unlock this case brief with a free (no-commitment) trial membership of Quimbee. ... Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Company [1964] 1 QB 518 . Once you create your profile, you will be able to: Claim the judgments where you have appeared by linking them directly to your profile and maintain a record of your body of work. The Defendants bought the covers for the particular purpose from the reputable manufacturers of the baths. But in Doughty V. Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (1964) 1 QB 518, the plaintiff who was an employee of the defendant company was wearing an asbestos cement covering. If the learned Judge's proposition is correct the mere fact of an explosion consequent upon the immersion of some substance in the liquid would render the Defendants liable, however meticulous the care they had taken to see that the substance was chemically inert at 800 degrees, for the fact of the explosion would show that the substance "could" cause one. There is no suggestion that you are not entitled to have it? 482 S.W.2d 750 (1972) NATURE OF THE CASE: Metcalfe (P), P filed a negligence action against Glasgow (D) to recover damages for personal injuries that resulted from D's negligence in maintaining a glass window in one of … In that case an allurement to children in the roadway constituted by a red lamp, a hole in the ground and a tarpaulin tent caused an unforeseeable explosion and injury by burns. In fact, two workers approached the cauldron to watch the lid as it slipped beneath the surface of the mixture. Get free access to the complete judgment in DOUGHTY v. FUNK on CaseMine. He therefore held that the inadvertence of one of the Defendants' workmen in upsetting the cover into the bath was "negligent in the true sense of the word; that is to say, it constituted an actionable wrong". (5) The Defendants did not take every possible precaution to ensure that the cover was not immersed in the liquid cyanide. However that may be, it is incontrovertible that, even if there was some slight splash when the cover fell on to the liquid, the Plaintiff was untouched by it and it caused him no injury. Interact directly with CaseMine users looking for advocates in your area of specialization. No authorities were cited to the learned Judge at the trial and at that date, we are told, the Judgment of the Privy Council in the Wagon Mound, reported in 1961 Appeal Cases, 388, had not yet been reported. Doughty EARLwas injured in his work at a factory owned by Turner when a cover over a cauldron of molten hot liquid fell in and caused an explosion, propelling the liquid toward him. Mr A.E. LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: You say that the Defendants wanted the matter pursued in the High Court. The fact that it was done inadvertently cannot create any liability, for the immersion of the cover was not an act which they were under any duty to take any care to avoid. Any costs should be High Court costs when the matter was in the High Court. In Hughes v. Lord Advocate the breach of duty by the defendant which was relied upon was his omission to guard a dangerous allurement to children which was liable to cause them injury (inter alia) by burning. Creating a unique profile web page containing interviews, posts, articles, as well as the cases you have appeared in, greatly enhances your digital presence on search engines such Google and Bing, resulting in increased client interest. T he defendant was charged and convicted for in possession of a stolen property. lid falls in, and unexpectedly disintegrates and explodes (not negligence) Bradford v Kanellos (1974) Flash fire occurred in the grill of defendant's restaurant. It means, in effect, that the Defendants could only use the furnace at their peril, for the whole purpose of its use was to immerse in it substances which were chemically inert at 800 degrees. Now, it may very well be that it is desirable that it should be the law that the employer is such an insurer and that an injury which, without the employee's fault, happens to him in the course of his employment is the responsibility of his employer. It is the application of common morality and common sense to the activities of the common man." We’re not just a study aid for law students; we’re the study aid for law students. In case of any confusion, feel free to reach out to us.Leave your message here. Listen. Even though Turner reasonably could not have foreseen the explosive consequences of immersing the asbestos concrete compound in the molten metal mixture, the judge said Turner should have known: (1) the escape of any molten metal mixture from the cauldron, for example by splashing, could burn bystanders, and (2) some foreign substances, if immersed in the mixture, could cause the mixture to explode. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 QB 518. There will be an Order for payment out of the money in Court. Dube v Super Godlwayo(Pvt) Ltd HB-129-84. We wanted a High Court decision for that, because there is one fatal accident case. I cannot accept this. The cover was of a type designed for use with the furnace and had been widely so used in the trade for upwards of 20 years. Doughty v. Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd | [1964] 1 QB 518. Our activities span distribution, manufacturing, support services and asset rental. Dube v Super Godlwayo(Pvt) Ltd HB-129-84. In Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co Ltd injury was by (unforeseeable) explosion rather than by (foreseeable) splashing. Please log in or sign up for a free trial to access this feature. There is no room to-day for mystique in the law of negligence. Du Preez & Others v Zwiegers 2008 (4) SA 627 (SCA) Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co (1964) (chemical reaction boiling over) Type of injury was foreseeable but the means by which the burns occurred was not, so no liability was found. But the decision of the Court of Appeal is no longer law; and Mr James relied principally on Hughes v. Lord Advocate, a case in which the House of Lords treated The Wagon Mound as correctly stating the law, but distinguished it on the facts. Facts. LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: It was not a matter altogether easy, because we reserved Judgment. This water turns to steam and produces an explosion or eruption which throws some of the hot molten liquid out of the bath, Thus the immersion of the cover in the bath was inevitably followed by an eruption of liquid from the bath. This latter was caused by the disintegration of the hard-board under the great heat to which it was subjected and the consequent release of the moisture enclosed within it. MR GIBBENS: No, my Lord. LORD PEARCE (read by Lord Justice Harman): The Defendants appeal from a Judgment of Mr Justice Stable awarding to the Plaintiff 150 damages for personal injuries suffered in an accident which occurred during the Plaintiff's employment at the Defendants' factory. In my opinion, the damage here was of an entirely different kind from the foreseeable splash. LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: Is the Plaintiff legally aided? The cause of the accident, to quote Lord Reid's words, was "the intrusion of a new and unexpected factor". a sum of money. Dukes v Marthinusen 1937 AD 12. This is to impose on the Defendants a "strict liability" analogous to the duty to prevent a dangerous thing escaping from his hand which, under the rule laid down in Rylands v. Fletcher, 1868 Law Reports, 3 House of Lords, page 330, is owed by an occupier of land to persons who are likely to be injured by its escape. (2d) 712 Sup Ct (BC) considered Benning v Wong (1969) 43 A.L.J.R. Do you object to the transfer of the case to the High Court? In that department there stood two baths or cauldrons 3ft. This finding, which was justified by the evidence and has not been assailed in this appeal, would appear to lead logically to the conclusion that in causing, or failing to prevent, the immersion of the cover in the liquid, the Defendants, by their servants, were in breach of no duty of care owed to the Plaintiff, for this was not an act or omission which they could reasonably foresee was likely to cause him damage. 467 HC (Aus) considered What Order did the learned Judge make? Dowling v Diocesan College & Ors1999 (3) SA 847 (C) Du Plessisv De Klerk & Another 1996 (3) SA 850 (CC) Dube v Manimo HB-44-89. It was under that section that we applied to the County Court Judge and had it transferred. Nobody regarded this as a dangerous matter or withdrew from the neighbourhood of the bath. I am of opinion that it would be wrong on these facts to make another inroad on the doctrine of foreseeability which seems to me to be a satisfactory solvent of this type of difficulty. My Lord, the tables are being turned on me now. MR GIBBENS: My Lord, he made an Order for costs in favour of the Plaintiff on the High Court scale after the date of transfer. In May 2017 the Firm was rebranded from Doughty Hanson to DH Private Equity Partners (DH). Listen. GLASGOW REALTY CO. V. METCALFE. Doughty v turner manufacturing co ltd the plaintiff School Chanakya National Law University; Course Title LAW MISC; Uploaded By bhavyatewari1999. Into those baths was placed sodium cyanide powder. The learned Judge took the view, which Mr James concedes was correct, that if the Defendants had deliberately immersed this cover in the bath as part of the normal process, they could not have been held liable for the resulting explosion. Citation. His ratio decidendi, which was somewhat elliptically expressed can, I think, be fairly expanded into the following findings of fact and propositions of law: (1) It was common knowledge that some substances (viz. In the light of that important case which gave such a different complexion to cases where seemingly harmless acts result in unforeseeable calamities, I think that the learned Judge, if it had been called to his attention in the case, might have reached a different conclusion. But in the present case the Defendants' duty owed to the Plaintiff in relation to the only foreseeable risk, that is of splashing, was to take reasonable care to avoid knocking the cover into the liquid or allowing it to slip in in such a way as to cause a splash which would injure the Plaintiff. Type Legal Case Document Date 1964 Volume 1 Page start 518 Web address ... Smith v Leech, Brain & Co. Ltd [1962] 2 QB 405 Previous: Jolley v Sutton London Borough Council [2000] ... Have you read this? LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: Does the County Court Act give any circumstances which should make it proper to transfer? Get Doughty v. Turner Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 1 Q.B. No contracts or commitments. high and 3ft. ... Hughes v Lord Advocate suggests not but see: Tremain v Pike [1969] 1 WLR 1556 Case summary . The falling cover might have ejected the liquid by a splash and in the result it did eject the liquid, though in a more dramatic fashion. It was, therefore, reasonable, and I would submit the Judgments of your Lordships have made it apparent, to regard this case as of such importance as to justify High Court trial. MR GIBBENS: My Lord, they are High Court cases. MR GIBBENS: My Lord, I ask that the appeal be allowed. Doughty (plaintiff) sued his employer, Turner Manufacturing Company Limited (Turner) (defendant), for the burns he sustained when hot molten metal from a cauldron exploded onto him. Judgment entered for the Defendants, and that the costs of this appeal should follow. Empower Energy installed 60 KW over two buildings, consisting of 178 Sunedison panels and four SolarEdge inverters. Clayton v Le Roy [1911] 2 KB 1031. Doughty v Turner Ltd: CA 1964. If you logged out from your Quimbee account, please login and try again. Click here to remove this judgment from your profile. These covers were made of a compressed compound of asbestos and cement known as Sindanyo which, until this accident occurred, was thought to be a safe and suitable material for such a purpose. Turner was found liable at trial and damages awarded, which they appealed. The result of those claims depends upon the Judgment in this case. No contracts or commitments. The actual damage sustained by the Plaintiff was damage of the same kind, that is by burning, as could be foreseen as likely to result from knocking the cover into the liquid or allowing it to slip in, and Mr James contended that this was sufficient to impose a duty on the Defendants owed to the Plaintiff to take reasonable care to avoid knocking the cover into the liquid, or allowing it to slip in, and that the Plaintiff's damage flowed from their breach of this duty. 1964 English case on … The process consisted of subjecting metal parts to heat by immersing them in the liquid. You can try any plan risk-free for 7 days. This can be seen in Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 QB 518.The same principle can be seen to be applied in Tremain v Pike [1969] 1 WLR 1556. The claimant was standing close by and suffered burns from the explosion. Read our student testimonials. I take it that whether the Wagon Mound case is or is not binding on this Court we ought to treat it as the law. change. I believe this to be the law in some parts of the United States of America and it is the principle lying behind the workmen's compensation code now abandoned, but, in my judgment, it is not justifiable to import the doctrine of Rylands v. Fletcher into this branch of the English law. In the then state of their knowledge, for which the learned Judge, rightly on the evidence, held them in no way to blame, the accident was not foreseeable. Listen. I understand that other people were injured in this same accident, my Lord. So it is said here that a splash causing burns was foreseeable and that this explosion was really only a magnified splash which also caused burns and that, therefore, we ought to follow Hughes v. Lord Advocate and hold the Appellants liable. The evidence also showed that, prior to the accident, no one supposed the immersion of an asbestos concrete compound in a molten metal mixture could lead to an explosion. 5 minutes know interesting legal matters Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co Ltd [1964] 1 QB 518 CA (UK Caselaw) But it is not the hindsight of a fool; it is the foresight of the reasonable man which alone can determine responsibility". Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co Ltd The plaintiff was employed by the. If not, you may need to refresh the page. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd [1964] 1 QB 518. METROPOLITAN PROPERTIES CO. Get 2 points on providing a valid reason for the above Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing （Nantong） Co., Ltd Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA Co., Ltd. WEEE-Reg.-Nr. Indeed, the evidence showed that any disturbance of the material resulting from the immersion of the hard-board was over an appreciable time before the explosion happened. LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: The actual amount involved here is very small. (F.G.C.) WEC Machining Ltd offer a wide range of subcontract multi-axis CNC machining and precision engineering services. 153 (1936) (suit by sublicensee against retailer for trademark infringement stayed pending arbitration between sublicensee and licensee). law school study materials, including 801 video lessons and 5,200+ Their Lordships held, however, that although the exact chain of events was unforeseeable, the type of accident and the injuries "though perhaps different in degree, did not differ in kind from injuries which might have resulted from an accident of a foreseeable nature". The claimant, Doughty, was an employee of the defendants, Turner Manufacturing Company, where he worked in their factory. DOUGHTY v TURNER MANUFACTURING COMPANY [1964] 1 All ER 98. and Mr S. BROWN (instructed by Messrs Park, Nelson & Dennes & Co., Agents for Messrs Harvey, Mabey & Seagroatt, Birmingham) appeared on behalf of the Plaintiff (Respondent). and Mr M. UNDERHILL (instructed by Messrs Barlow, Lyde & Gilbert, Agents for Messrs Thompson, Warmington & Cave, Wolverhampton) appeared on behalf of the Defendants (Appellants). Dukes v Marthinusen 1937 AD 12. LORD JUSTICE HARMAN: We do not see why we should not apply the same rules as were applied by the Judge below. Become a member and get unlimited access to our massive library of those which were chemically inert at 800 degrees) would not cause an explosion upon immersion in the liquid cyanide. I have great sympathy with the Plaintiff who suffered injury through no fault of his own. 4ins. Du Preez & Others v … The learned Judge held that, as the evidence showed, the Defendants did not appreciate that the immersion of the cover in the liquid would produce an explosion and he held that they were not to blame for not appreciating it. References: [1964] 1 All ER 98, [1964] 1 QB 518, [1963] EWCA Civ 3, [1964] 2 WLR 240, [1964] 1 All ER 98, [1964] QB 518 ... swarb.co.uk is published by David Swarbrick of 10 Halifax Road, Brighouse West Yorkshire HD6 2AG. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing - Wikipedia. Such a proposition might, before The Wagon Mound, have been supported by In re Polemis, 1921 3 King's Bench, page 560. Trial evidence suggested there was no splash when the lid entered the mixture and no immediate injuries to the bystanders. > Doughty v. Turner Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 1 Q.B. Mix carefully before a Court and voila – a successful negligence action, remembering the guiding principle as stated by Lord Kenneth Diplock in Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Company Ltd.: "There is no room today for mystique in the law of negligence. DE 68216763 Investor Relationship(IR): Edward Turner Senior Vice President, IR E-mail: edwardt@weamerisolar.com USA Office: Address: Canal Street Unit A&B, South San Francisco, CA 94080 Turner & Co (Glasgow) Limited. The same result would occur if something that contained actual moisture in it (as opposed to what might be called the potential moisture which is thus precipitated by great heat) was immersed; if, for instance, this cover, which is porous and capable of holding water, had been immersed when wet. Doughty v Turner Manufacturing Co Ltd (1964) two cauldrons with hot molten liquid. DH has been a leading European private equity firm since 1985 when Nigel Doughty and Dick Hanson started working together on European buyout investments. It was transferred at the instigation of the Appellants, because this case is in the nature of a test case for them. They had thick walls intended to resist great heat so that the internal area of each bath was only 18 by 31 inches. practice questions in 1L, 2L, & 3L subjects, as well as 16,500+ case applied Canadian Forest Products v Hudson Lumber Co (1960) 20 D.L.R. In the present case the evidence showed that nobody supposed that an asbestos cement cover could not safely be immersed in the bath. 175, 177 (S.D.N.Y. It is acknowledged by the Respondent that no-one in the employer's service knew of the likelihood of such an event, and it is clear that no-one in the room at the time thought of any dangerous result. Listen. As Lord Justice Diplock said it is a test case for both sides. 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