The Murphy v Brentwood District Council case holds British Citizens responsible for local authority negligence, a scapegoat. Discrimination is a human rights violation and therefore Murphy v Brentwood District Council could not be considered as being a lawful act.
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The House of Lords did not follow the precedent established in the case of Anns v Merton London Borough Council [1978] AC 728 and chose to ignore their own rules of common law which has been in existence for centuries.
The House of Lords moved away from the established president which brings in to question as to how justice can be seen to be done when an innocent person suffers pure economic loss due to the negligence of the Local Authorities without any course for redress. The issue as to whether pure economic loss is all that is suffered when no thought (duty to care) was given to the mental pressure exerted on a person(s) is beyond belief.
Every person has a right to be free. If any citizen of the UK, at some time in their life, is subjected to such behaviour and they are expected to plead their case before an English court, knowing that the House of Lords have ruled against them before they start is absolutely incredulous (innocent until proven guilty, he who asserts must prove).
MAXIMS: (statement expressing a general truth or rule of conduct)
He who asserts must prove.
Innocent until proven guilty.
The presumption of innocence.