Tesco Supermarkets v Nattrass [1972] AC 153 (HL)   order Mind, Concerning the directing  foreland of a concern  Facts  This is a leading case on the  shell out Descriptions  coif 1968,(s.24(1) of the TDA) where Tesco relied upon the defence of the act or omission of  other  soulfulness i.e. their  insert  film director, to show that they had taken  each(prenominal) reasonable precautions and all(a) due diligence.  Tesco had a special offer on   process powder, with a  handbill relating to the offer displayed in the store. They ran out of the   oddly marked low price packets but failed to remove the  board when higher priced stock was put on the shelves and someone was overcharged.  Tesco   babble out that their system was that the store manager should check the pricing and on this occasion he failed to follow their instructions.

     The Decision  In the  theatre of Lords Tesco were  no-hit with their defence showing that:   a store manager was classed as another somebody, and   a system of  delegacy  state to that person was performance of due diligence, not  shunning of it     Note  The  quest was under the Trade Descriptions Act 1968,(s.24(1) of the TDA) - the  primal part in relation to health and safety is Directing Mind     The store manager was not the directing mind and will of the  go with - the company had done all it could to  subdue committing an  offensive activity and the offence was the fault of another person (an employee). The company was acquitted.  Full text   outdoor(a) link  dd dd dd ddIf you want to  hurt a full essay, order it on our website: 
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