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Tort: : Cases and materials (Record no. 19984)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 9780406063267
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Classification number 346.030000
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Personal name Hepple
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Title Tort: : Cases and materials
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Edition statement 5th
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC.
Place of publication, distribution, etc. London
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Butterworths
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2000
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Extent 1151p
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Price amount Rs.2,410
505 ## - FORMATTED CONTENTS NOTE
Formatted contents note Contents<br/>Introduction 1<br/>PART ONE: Principles and policy of negligence<br/>1. An action for damages in perspective<br/>1 The Bradford football fire<br/>2 Points for discussion<br/>3 Civil Justice Reforms and Funding of Civil Actions<br/>2. The duty of care<br/>1 General Principles<br/>2 Pure Omissions<br/>3 Proximity and Failure to Prevent Harm<br/>3. Duty of care: special problems<br/>1 Liability of Public Authorities<br/>2 Psychiatric Harm<br/>3 Wrongful Conception, Wrongful Birth, and the Unborn Child<br/>4. Pure economic loss<br/>1 The Origins of the Rule against the Recovery of Negligently Caused Economic Loss<br/>2 What Is Pure Economic Loss?<br/>3 The Hedley Byrne Exception<br/>4 The Basis and Development of the Hedley Byrne Exception<br/>5 The Measure of Damages under Hedley Byrne: The 'Scope' of the Duty<br/>5. Breach of duty<br/>1 The Reasonable Person<br/>2 Application of the Standard of Care<br/>3 Aids in Discharging the Burden of Proof<br/>6. Causation and Remoteness of Damage<br/>1 Factual Causation<br/>2 Selection among Operative Factual Causes<br/>3 Foreseeability of the Kind of Damage<br/>4 Development of The Wagon Mound Doctrine<br/>7. Defences : contributory negligence , volenti non fit injuria , exclusion of liability, and<br/>illegality and public policy<br/>1 Contributory Negligence<br/>2 Volenti non fit injuria<br/>3 Exclusion of Liability<br/>4 Illegality and Public Policy<br/>8. Assessment of damages<br/>1 The Aims of an Award of Damages<br/>2 Personal Injuries<br/>3 Property Damage<br/>PART TWO: SPECIFIC DU TIES AND INTERESTS<br/>9. LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE PREMISES<br/>1 Occupiers' Liability<br/>2 Non-occupiers' Liability for Premises<br/>10. Product Liability<br/>1 Negligence<br/>2 Statutory Liability<br/>11. Liability for animals<br/>12. Breach of Statutory Duty<br/>1 Express Creation of New Torts<br/>2 Express Exclusion of Civil Remedy<br/>3 Creation of New Torts by Judicial Interpretation of Statutes<br/>4 The Scope of Protection<br/>5 The 'Eurotort'<br/>6 A Note on Health and Safety Legislation<br/>13. Intentional Interference with the Person<br/>1 Trespass, Intention, and Negligence<br/>2 Assault and Battery<br/>3 False Imprisonment<br/>4 The 'Tort in Wilkinson v Downton' and Harassment<br/>5 Defences<br/>14. Interference with Land<br/>1 Trespass to Land<br/>2 Public Nuisance<br/>3 Private Nuisance<br/>4 Escape of Dangerous Things from Land<br/>5 Fire<br/>15. Intentional economic torts<br/>1 Conspiracy<br/>2 Inducing Breach of Contract<br/>3 Causing Loss by Unlawful Means-the 'Unlawful Means Tort'<br/>4 The Tort of Deceit<br/>16. Interests in Reputation -Defamation<br/>1 Defamation and Freedom of Expression<br/>2 Who Can Sue? 975<br/>3 Words or Matter Defamatory of the Claimant<br/>4 The Distinction between Defamation and Malicious Falsehoods<br/>5 Publication<br/>6 Defences<br/>7 Remedies<br/>8 The Distinction between Libel and Slander<br/>17. Invasion of Privacy<br/>PART THREE: Loss Distribution<br/>18. Vicarious Liability<br/>1 Justification for Vicarious Liability<br/>2 Relationship of Employer and Employee<br/>3 Relationships beyond Employment<br/>4 Connection between the Relationship of the Tortfeasor and the Defendant and the Act of the Tortfeasor<br/>5 Liability for Independent Contractors<br/>6 Employer's Liability to Employees<br/>19. Joint Liability<br/>1 Joint Tortfeasance<br/>2 Contribution between Tortfeasors<br/>20. Insurance and Compensation<br/>1 The Relationship between Insurance and Tort Liability<br/>2 Compulsory Insurance Provisions<br/>3 Motor Insurers' Bureau<br/>4 The Settlement Process<br/>5 Other Compensation Systems<br/>6 The Future of Compensation<br/>Further Reading
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Topical term or geographic name entry element 1. Torts Law - Cases & Materials2. Torts - Liability - Cases & Materials
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Personal name Howarth D R
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