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unskilfulness

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unskilfulness, (US) unskillfulness
n (= lack of expertise)Ungeschicklichkeit f, → Mangel man Geschick; (= clumsiness)Unbeholfenheit f


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Griggs as follows: "In an action against a coach-owner for negligence, proof that the coach broke down, and that the plaintiff was greatly bruised, is prima facie evidence that the injury arose from the unskilfulness of the driver, or the insufficiency of the coach.
As early as Slater v Baker the court held that: "[I]t appears from the evidence of the surgeons that it was improper to disunite the callous without consent: this is the very usage and law of surgeons: then it was ignorance and unskilfulness in that very particular, to do contrary to the rule of the profession, what no surgeon ought to have done.
 
 
 
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