Argument Against Negligence

He proceeded on his journey but instead of taking firm’s lorry, he used his father’s car and whilst driving negligently collided with and killed the plantiff’s husband. The workman has used a private car for the purpose of the defendant’s business on other occasion and had never been told not to use a private car for those purposes. The plantiff contended that the workman was acting acting within the scope of his authority and within the course of employment and hence the defendants were held liable for damages. The defendants contended that by taking a private car instead of a lorry, which he was instructed to take, the workman had changed the journey from authorized to an unauthorized journey. It was held that the workman was doing an authorized act within the scope of his employment and although it was done in an unauthorized way, it was not done in a prohibited way and the defendants were

CASE FILE VICTIM: MYRTLE WILSON TIME: 22:00 P.M. DATE: Aug.26.1922 SITE: GEORGE WILSON’S AUTOSHOP, VALLEY OF ASHES An incident took place last night at about 10.00 pm in front of George Wilson’s auto shop in which Myrtle Wilson, his wife, was killed by a speeding car racing down the road as she tried to cross to the other side. the car was bright yellow, and the driver ended up speeding away after hitting her, according to eye witnesses. A questioning session took place with witness George Wilson the night the accident took place to get a better picture of the misfortunate events. This interview illustrates what took place after Mr. Wilson has settled down and was emotionally capable of giving his testimony.

Noah and Jude hardly talked and their Father was always going out for walks, "clearing his head." The Mother's death was sudden and unexpected, as she was killed in a car accident, which was another big factor that caused the twins to lose touch, as neither of them were expecting it in any way. I know that if I experienced something so sudden and life changing like that, it would affect me dramatically, maybe even causing me to shut people out, like Jude and Noah did to most people. The guilt that ensued after the Mum's death also majorly affected the twins. Each thought that they had caused their Mums death in different ways, whether it was something they said or something they did the last time they saw her.

Charley Benetto was a man from a broken family. His father left him unannounced out of parental divorce and let his family suffer with his absence. Growing up with a father that sells aclohol for a living caused him to inhibit drinking habits, which partially became a reason of his seperation between his own wife and daughter. Things got worse when he received news about his uninvited daughter’s wedding through the phone. Furious, Charley went on a drunken rampage and drove recklessly.

When Hazel and Gus meet Peter Van Houten in Amsterdam, they realize that he is a terrible man. It was Peter’s assistant, Lidewij Vliegenthart, who had arranged their meeting. Peter turned out to be a rude drunk who insisted that nothing happens after the main character dies in An Imperial Affliction. Much later in The Fault in Our Stars, when Gus dies, Peter Van Houten makes an appearance at his funeral. After the funeral, Hazel finds Peter in her car.

The climax of the novel, the accident that kills Myrtle, is foreshadowed by the conversation between Nick and Jordan about how bad driving can cause explosive violence. The end of the novel, of course, consists of violence against Gatsby. The choice of handgun as a weapon suggests Gatsby's shady past, but it is symbolic that it is his love affair, not his business life, that kills Gatsby in the

In this quote, the Wilson’s car fully broke down and they are going to need to fix it rather than just put less weight. So, Tom comes to the rescue by saying, “You take out some of that stuff in the truck an’ then all you folks but me an the preacher get a move on.” (pg 228) This quote shows that Tom helping people other than his family and in a way of affecting their life. It shows this by Tom helping them with the car, earlier in the book he may not have done this but now that he understands that if he just leaves them with a broken car, they will be in very big trouble since they don’t know how to fix a car. So by him helping them fix the car and even telling the rest of the family to move on while they fix the car, is taking a risk that if they can’t fix it or find the parts to fix it, is taking a risk that they don't need to make but since he understands their situation, he decides to solve their problem at risk of creating one for himself. This is when Tom had fully transformed into a person who cares about society and this specific society where everyone is in the same place as he

The two reluctantly agree, despite her being very intoxicated. They are awakened and immediately regret their decision when they learn she was killed in a car accident, after crashing full speed into the rear of a police cruiser while on the interstate. This petrifies the narrator, and he is searching for answers about what could have made her so upset and if it was truly an accident or if she could have made the decision to end her life that night. Miles finds the quote circled in her water-damaged copy of the biography where in the margin she had

While there are many ways to interpret the art film Still Life by Lillian Wang, I infer that the son died in a car accident at the father’s hands. This film violates many classical storytelling techniques to demonstrate how death affects those who live with their memory. Three especially impactful techniques are nonlinear plot manipulation, loose causality and calculated plot gaps. Nonlinear plot manipulation works in two key ways to further the narrative and thematic meaning of this film. First, by commenting on the father’s subjective reality as his mental state suffers post-tragedy.

Drunk driving was the main cause in the death of one of the world 's most famous and beloved people in 1997. A man named Henry Paul was driving more than 80 mph while impaired by alcohol, lost control of his car in a tunnel that caused the death of himself, Princess Diana and her boyfriend Fayed (Dickey, Christopher, and Mark Hosenball 54). Drivers should never be able to be on the road while intoxicated. After parties, a trusted friend needs to make sure that the drinker gets home safe, without driving drunk. If all traffic enforcement officers used passive sensors, over 700,000 drunk drivers could