Torts
Author(s)
Bibliographic Information
Torts
（Macmillan professional masters）
Macmillan Press, 1993
Available at / 7 libraries
-
No Libraries matched.
- Remove all filters.
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Tort is notorious as a difficult topic for students which is misleading when 'potted' by the traditional textbooks. Mullis and Oliphant present the issues clearly and helpfully, do not hide the complexities but show how they should be understood. The major focus of the book is negligence, where the authors give a full treatment of the nervous shock issue; the other torts - concerning persons, personal property and land, reputation and privacy - receive a judicious and up-to-date presentation.
Table of Contents
Preface - Table of Cases - Table of Statutes - INTRODUCTION - What is Tort? - The Classification of Torts - The Organisation of this Book - PART 1 THE TORT OF NEGLIGENCE - The Tort of Negligence: introduction - Duty of Care: introduction - Duty of Care: nervous shock - Duty of Care: economic loss and negligent misstatement - Duty of Care: omissions - Duty of Care: problem plaintiffs - Duty of Care: problem defendants - Breach of Duty - Causation - Remoteness of Damage - Defences - PART 2 INTERFERENCE WITH THE PERSON AND PERSONAL PROPERTY - Interference with Person and Personal Property: introduction - Occupiers' Liability - Product Liability - Breach of Statutory Duty - International Interference with the Person - PART 3 INTERFERENCE WITH LAND - Interference with Land: introduction - Nuisance - The Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher - PART 4 INTERFERENCE WITH REPUTATION AND PRIVACY - Defamation - PART 5 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TORTIOUS LIABILITY - Joint Torts and Vicarious Liability - Remedies
by "Nielsen BookData"