The law of torts

John G. Fleming

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Legal principles and applications European and International Contract Law Comparative International Legal Studies

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Trespass and intentional interference with the person. Intentional invasion of land. Intentional interference with chattels. Negligence. Standard of care. Duty of care. Damage. Damages. Joint tortfeasors and contribution. Contributory negligence. Voluntary assumption of risk. Strict liability. The principle of Rylands v. Fletcher. Fire. Animals. Vicarious liability. Nuisance. Products liability. Employers. Defamation. Right of privacy. Abuse of legal procedure. Misrepresentation. Domestic relations. Economic relations.

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