60 Duty to warn of risk S. 60 inserted by Section 59 does not apply to a liability arising in No. 102/2003 connection with the giving of (or the failure to s. 3. give) a warning or other information in respect of a risk or other matter to a person if the giving of the warning or information is associated with the provision by a professional of a professional service. Division 6—Non-delegable duties and vicarious liability 61 Liability based on non-delegable duty S. 61 inserted by (1) The extent of liability in tort of a person No. 102/2003 (the defendant) for breach of a non-delegable s. 3. duty to ensure that reasonable care is taken by a person in the carrying out of any work or task delegated or otherwise entrusted to the person by the defendant is to be determined as if the defendant were vicariously liable for the negligence of the person in connection with the performance of the work or task. (2) This section applies to a claim for damages in tort whether or not it is a claim for damages resulting from negligence, despite anything to the contrary in section 44. Division 7—Contributory negligence 62 Standard of care for contributory negligence S. 62 inserted by (1) The principles that are applicable in determining No. 102/2003 whether a person has been negligent also apply in s. 3. determining whether the person who suffered harm has been contributorily negligent in failing to take precautions against the risk of that harm. (2) For that purpose—
S. 60 inserted by No. 102/2003 s. 3. 60 Duty to warn of risk Section 59 does not apply to a liability arising in connection with the giving of (or the failure to give) a warning or other information in respect of a risk or other matter to a person if the giving of the warning or information is associated with the provision by a professional of a professional service. Division 6—Non-delegable duties and vicarious liability S. 61 inserted by No. 102/2003 s. 3. 61 Liability based on non-delegable duty (1) The extent of liability in tort of a person (the defendant) for breach of a non-delegable duty to ensure that reasonable care is taken by a person in the carrying out of any work or task delegated or otherwise entrusted to the person by the defendant is to be determined as if the defendant were vicariously liable for the negligence of the person in connection with the performance of the work or task. (2) This section applies to a claim for damages in tort whether or not it is a claim for damages resulting from negligence, despite anything to the contrary in section 44. Division 7—Contributory negligence S. 62 inserted by No. 102/2003 s. 3. 62 Standard of care for contributory negligence (1) The principles that are applicable in determining whether a person has been negligent also apply in determining whether the person who suffered harm has been contributorily negligent in failing to take precautions against the risk of that harm. (2) For that purpose—
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