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X v SA (No. 3)[2007] SASC 125


Wed Dec 19 2007

 

The Plaintiff claimed damages against the State of South Australia.  The Plaintiff claimed the parole board was negligent in failing to act on information received that a paedophile had been giving computer lessons to children.  The lessons were given in the presence of adults and at the instigation of others.  The trial juge rejected the claim and the Full Court of the South Australian Supreme Court held that there was no duty of care owed. 


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