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Tort Law: Text and Materials

Mark Lunney, Ken Oliphant

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Employing a modern approach to the law of tort, presenting the key cases and statutes alongside a selection of important critical writings on the law, this textbook presents tort law as a living entity, responding to contemporary stimuli.

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Employing a modern approach to the law of tort, presenting the key cases and statutes alongside a selection of important critical writings on the law, this textbook presents tort law as a living entity, responding to contemporary stimuli.

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Employing a modern approach to the law of tort, presenting the key cases and statutes alongside a selection of important critical writings on the law, this textbook presents tort law as a living entity, responding to contemporary stimuli.

Key concepts: Tort, Vicarious liability, Duty of care, Causation, Res ipsa loquitur, Liability, Statutory law, Damages

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