LawByLak — Topic 34: Rylands v Fletcher (OCR H418, Paper 1)

Rylands v Fletcher — OCR A-Level Law (H418, Paper 2)

Strict liability for the one-off escape of a dangerous thing, explained properly. This is the complete Topic 34 pack for OCR H418 Paper 2 (Law of Tort), built around the four requirements and the two corollaries that decide every Rylands question.

What you get

• An interactive revision module (phone, tablet and laptop; no install, no account). A tab for each requirement, a full case bank, exam-skills and evaluation tabs, practice from Bronze to Gold, flashcards, a study timer and a progress tracker.
• A revision guide PDF: the whole topic in clear, ordered prose for offline reading and printing.
• A cheat sheet PDF: the four requirements, the two corollaries and the must-know cases on a single page for last-minute review.

Inside

• The four requirements in order: accumulation; a thing likely to do mischief if it escapes; non-natural use; and escape causing foreseeable harm.
• The two corollaries examiners reward: no recovery for personal injury, and the need for an interest in land.
• The cases that matter, each with facts, principle and how to use it in an answer: Rylands v Fletcher, Transco, Cambridge Water, Read v Lyons, Stannard v Gore, Hunter v Canary Wharf, plus the defence authorities.
• The single biggest trap fixed for good: non-natural use is about the use of the land, not the thing.
• Worked problem questions, model answers graded across the bands, and ready evaluation paragraphs for any "should the rule survive?" essay.