liability may be found against NMO ltd as they have deemed to have duty of care to the health and safety inspector under the occupiers liability act 1995 ( Ireland) .

there are different classifications for plaintiffs under this act and each have a different level of duty of care owed to them. In this scenario, the health and safety inspector would be deemed a visitor. A visitor is considered as someone who is lawfully on the premises of the occupier by invitation of permission. In this case , the health and safety inspector was given permission to be on the premises to investigate.

Case of Mullen V Quinnsworth (1991) please explain.

IS there a possibility of contributory negligence