Kavanagh v Stokes
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Court | High Court |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1943 |
| Date | 01 January 1943 |
Kavanagh
and
Stokes
Paying guest - Bitten by watch-dog while entering house late at night - Dutyof owner of house to ensure reasonably safe access from the road to the house - Liability for damages.
Defendant received paying guests at her residence during the summer months. Five girls, of whom the plaintiff was one, arrived at the defendant's house as such guests. On the day after their arrival the girls wont to a dance, having informed the defendant that they intended to do so and arranged with her...
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