The case that extended potential liability to non-contractual parties where it was foreseeable that the injured party might reasonably rely on their judgement or skill of an expert was:

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The Hedley Byrne Case (Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd [1964] AC 465) extended potential liability to non-contractual parties where it was foreseeable that the injured party might reasonably rely on their judgement or skill. This case established the principle that a duty of care may arise from a special relationship, leading to liability for pure economic loss caused by negligent misstatements.

The Case That Extended Potential Liability to Non-Contractual Parties Where