Tort law
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Tort law
(Clarendon law series)
Oxford University Press, 2002
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Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This addition to the "Clarendon Law Series" offers a clear exposition of the modern law of tort and addresses all heads of the subject. It provides both a succinct and thoughtful overview for those coming to Tort for the first time and also pulls together themes and raises thought-provoking insights and synergies for those reading it after completing the course. Tony Weir presents both in-depth discussion and thorough analysis of recent cases and trends, notably in areas such as: liability of public authorities for child abuse; impact of the Human Rights Act; privacy; and liability of police.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Negligence
- 3. Breach of Duty
- 4. Causation
- 5. Strict Liability
- 6. Vicarious Liability
- 7. Contribution Between Tortfeasors
- 8. Contributory Negligence
- 9. Trespass
- 10. Nuisance
- 11. Conversion
- 12. Defamation
- 13. Economic Torts
- 14. Damages
- 15. Other Systems
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