Assumption proves the key to determining fault
Wakeling v McDonagh and Motor Insurers' Bureau (Queens' Bench Division - 25 May 2007)
The claimant, a musically talented 17 year old, was catastrophically injured when his bicycle was struck by the first defendant's vehicle. The first defendant, insured, was travelling at more than
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