Davies, Chris (2022) Recreation, Music and Duty of Care: Fariss v Axford. James Cook University Law Review, 28. pp. 129-136.

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Abstract

It is well-established that a duty of care may be owed in a recreational setting. The case of 'Farriss v Axford' involved a plaintiff, Tim Farriss, who injured his hand while endeavouring to secure an anchor on a boat he had chartered from the defendant, John Axford. The first issue was what actually caused the injury, and whether there had been a breach of a duty of care. However, as the plaintiff was a founding member of well-known Australian band, INXS, the case also involved the issue of what economic damages, if any, should be awarded, taking into consideration the fact that the injury Farriss suffered prevented him from playing the guitar and therefore plying his trade.

Item ID:	77905
Item Type:	Article (Research - C1)
ISSN:	1839-2792
Keywords:	duty of care, recreation, music
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