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Category: Causation

Swift & Ors v Fred Olsen Cruise Lines [2016] EWCA Civ 785 – Food Poisoning, Athens Convention, Causation

August 24, 2016 John-Paul Swoboda Athens Convention, Food Poisoning

This case comment is by Alex Carington of 12 King’s Bench Walk. The case is a rare example of the Court of Appeal considering proper approaches to assessment of evidence, breach of duty and causation in the context of an outbreak of illness on a cruise ship.

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