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Morris v Pirie 1985 SLT 365
A lorry driver rounds a left-hand bend at speed to discover a broken down vehicle on the road. He swerves to avoid it and collides with an oncoming lorry.
Sutherland v Gardiner 1981 SLT 237
Case Law: Motorcycle negotiates a left hand bend to find a car in centre of road, swerves to avoid it and sustains life-changing injuries.
Harrington v Milk Marketing Board 1985 SLT 342
Case Law: two lorries owned by the Milk Marketing Board had stopped on the A702, Edinburgh to Biggar road, due to one lorry's failing battery. One of the lorries had
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