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Commonwealth v. Introvigne was an Australian High Court decision handed down on 3 August 1982 concerning the principle of non-delegable duty of care. A student was injured after part of a flagpole fell on them, and successfully sought damages from the Commonwealth for their injury. It established in Australian law that schools have a non-delegable duty of care towards their pupils.

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rdfs:comment	Commonwealth v. Introvigne was an Australian High Court decision handed down on 3 August 1982 concerning the principle of non-delegable duty of care. A student was injured after part of a flagpole fell on them, and successfully sought damages from the Commonwealth for their injury. It established in Australian law that schools have a non-delegable duty of care towards their pupils. (en)
name	Commonwealth v. Introvigne (en)
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citations	201 (xsd:integer)
court	High Court of Australia
keywords	Duty of care, Tort law (en)
has abstract	Commonwealth v. Introvigne was an Australian High Court decision handed down on 3 August 1982 concerning the principle of non-delegable duty of care. A student was injured after part of a flagpole fell on them, and successfully sought damages from the Commonwealth for their injury. It established in Australian law that schools have a non-delegable duty of care towards their pupils. (en)
appealed from	Federal Court of Australia
date decided	1982-08-03 (xsd:date)
opinions	The duty of schools to care for their pupils is not able to be delegated. (en)
prior actions	Re Roldano Introvigne By His Next Friend and Father Tarcisio Introvigne v the Commonwealth of Australia; Bunning and Madden; Bunning and Madden (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of High Court of Australia cases Kondis v State Transport Authority
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