at risk by the activities of the company’s employees, a prima facie case of breach of s3(1) had been established. After citing from the judgments in R v Associated Octel Ltd and R v British Steel plc, he continued at p 350:

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at risk by the activities of the company’s employees, a prima facie case of breach of s3(1) had been established. After citing from the judgments in R v Associated Octel Ltd and R v British Steel plc, he continued at p 350:

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The remaining issue is whether the appellants were unable to establish a defence of reasonable practicability by the simple fact that an act or omission of one of their employees had exposed the householder to danger?