Law of Torts
David Oughton, John Amos Marston, BARBARA F. HARVEY
Abstract
David Oughton, John Amos Marston, BARBARA F. HARVEY
Abstract
1. Introduction 2. The role of the law of torts 3. Trespass to the person 4. Negligence I: duty of care 5. Negligence II: breach of duty 6. Negligence III: causation and remoteness of damage 7. Employers' liability 8. Occupiers' liability 9. Product liability 10. Liability for animals 11. Torts relating to land 12. Liability for statements not made negligently 13. Interference with chattels and business interests 14. General defences 15. Remedies and limitations of actions
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1. Introduction 2. The role of the law of torts 3. Trespass to the person 4. Negligence I: duty of care 5. Negligence II: breach of duty 6. Negligence III: causation and remoteness of damage 7. Employers' liability 8. Occupiers' liability 9. Product liability 10. Liability for animals 11. Torts relating to land 12. Liability for statements not made negligently 13. Interference with chattels and business interests 14. General defences 15. Remedies and limitations of actions
Key concepts: Trespass, Liability, Causation, Strict liability, Tort, Duty of care, Law, Res ipsa loquitur