congenital disabilities
congenital disabilities in English law, injuries in respect of which action may be raised for a child born disabled in respect of a tortious act done to his parent before birth causing injuries: Congenital Dis- abilities (Civil Liability) Act 1976.
The Act does not apply in Scotland, but the same result is achieved
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at common law: Cohen v. Shaw 1992 SLT 1022; Jones v. Lanarkshire Health Authority 1990 SLT 19.
- factoring
- factor loco tutoris
- Faculty of Advocates
- fair comment
- Fair Employment Commission
- fair hearing
- fair rent
- fair sharing
- fair trial
- fair use
- falsa demonstratio non nocet cum corpore constat
- Family Court of Australia
- fas
- Fatal Accident Inquiry
- father
- fault
- fealty
- federalism
- Federal Trade Commission Act
- fee
- fee simple absolute in possession
- felo de se
- felony
- feodum
- ferae naturae