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Clerk & Lindsell on torts

(The common law library, no. 3)

Sweet & Maxwell, 1989-

16th ed. / [general editor, R.W.M. Dias ; editors, Margaret R. Brazier ... et al.]

  • : set
  • [text]
  • 1st suppl
  • 2nd Cumulative suppl. : pbk
  • 3rd Cumulative suppl. : pbk
  • 4th Cumulative suppl. : pbk

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Previous ed.: 1982

Includes bibliographical references and index

Description and Table of Contents

Volume

[text] ISBN 9780421377608

Description

The past few years have witnessed a rapid expansion of case law in the area of professional negligence, and the new product liability legislation has focused attention on the higher standards of care now exacted from professional people. Designed to cover all the major areas of tort liability, this reference work provides assistance on matters of principle and detail, and has been rewritten to include a detailed analysis of this burgeoning area of litigation. Chapters have been revised as a result of the passage of the "Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988", while the coverage of breach of confidence has been expanded and now forms a separate chapter. The layout of this edition follows previous volumes, early chapters dealing with general issues, and later chapters with particular torts. A large amount of new material has been incorporated to ensure that the work continues to take account of current legal developments and provides up to date accounts for both practising and academic lawyers.
Volume

1st suppl ISBN 9780421440302

Description

This first supplement takes account of recent developments in the field of tort liability, particularly in the areas of professional negligence and liability for economic loss. Other topics which have been updated include economic torts, trade disputes and the effects of "The Employment Act 1990".

Table of Contents

  • Principles of liability in tort
  • parties
  • vicarious liability
  • foreign torts
  • measure of damages
  • death
  • remedy by injunction
  • self-redress and self-protection
  • discharge of torts
  • negligence
  • professional liability
  • consumer protection
  • occupiers' liability
  • breach of statutory duty
  • procuring breach of contract, intimidation, unlawful interference, conspiracy, trade disputes
  • interference with service and family rights
  • trespass to the person
  • fraudulent statements
  • malicious prosecution
  • malicious falsehood, slander of title, slander of goods and other varieties
  • defamation
  • wrongful interference with goods
  • trespass to hand and dispossession
  • nuisance
  • Rylands versus Fletcher liability
  • animals
  • officers of justice
  • copyright
  • patents
  • trade marks and trade names
  • breach of confidence.
Volume

2nd Cumulative suppl. : pbk ISBN 9780421462700

Description

This annual supplement analyzes new case law in the area of liability for nervous shock, and discusses the implications of the Hillsborough disaster. Updated topics include liability for professional negligence, breach of statutory duty, defamation and trade disputes.
Volume

4th Cumulative suppl. : pbk ISBN 9780421507906

Description

The fourth cumulative supplement to "Clerk and Lindsell on Torts" brings the main work up to date, with full coverage of relevant legislation and cases, combining authority and analysis, in the familiar Clerk and Lindsell format. It includes coverage of: recent decisions establishing that concurrent duties could lie in contract and tort; Hunt v Severs, establishing the possibility of claiming the cost of nursing services where those services have been rendered by the defendant tortfeasor; and the potential implications of Kharasandjian v Bush allowing a person with no property interest in premises to sue in nuisance. In addition, there is full coverage of the Trade Union Reform and Employment Rights Act 1993, concerning the legality of strikes and other industrial action and establishing a Commissioner for Protection against Unlawful Industrial Action. Coverage is given of RSC Ord. 59, r. 11(4), enacted under section 8 of the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990.

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Details

  • NCID
    BA07787556
  • ISBN
    • 0421440406
    • 0421377607
    • 0421440309
    • 0421462701
    • 9780421507906
    • 042150790X
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    London
  • Pages/Volumes
    v.
  • Size
    26 cm
  • Classification
  • Subject Headings
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