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Law of Torts
Law of Torts
Chapter 1 THE NATURE OF A TORT
Tort & Crime, Trust & Quasi-Contract
Is it Law of Tort or Law of Torts
Essentials of a Tort
Mental Element in Tourtious Liability
Malice in Law and Malice in Fact
Tort-Remedy by way of writ jurisdiction
Chapter 2 GENERAL DEFENCES
Mere Knowledge Does not Imply Assent
Limitations on the Scope of the Doctrine
Contributory Negligence Distinguished
Working for Natural Forces
Absolute and Conditional Authority
Chapter 3 CAPACITY
Liability of Parents for Children’s Torts
Capacity to be Sued
Release of a joint tortfeasor
Contribution and Indemnity
Husband’s Liability for Wife’s Torts
Chapter 4 VICARIOUS LIABILITY
Liability of Vehicle Owner
Causal Delegation of Authority
Acts Outside the Course of Employment
Effect of Express Prohibition
The Doctrine of Common Employment
Chapter 5 VICARIOUS LIABILITY OF THE STATE
Acts of Police Officials
Acts Done in Exercise of Non-Sovereign Powers
Liability of Electricity Board in Case of Electrocution
Liability of State-Constitutional Tort
Chapter 6 REMOTENESS OF DAMAGE
The Test of Reasonable Foresight
chapter 7 TRESPASS TO THE PERSON
Knowledge of the Plaintiff
Chapter 8 DEFAMATION
Essentials of Defamation
The Statement Must Refer to the Plaintiff
Defamation of a Class of Persons
Repetition of the Defamantory Matter
Publication of Parliamentary Proceedings
Chapter 9 NUISANCE
Does Nuisance Cannote State of Affairs
Nuisance on Highways
Chapter 10 ABUSE OF LEGAL PROCEDURE
Absence of Reasonable and Probable Cause
Position Where no Appeal is Possible
Chapter 11 NEGLIGENCE
Essentials of Negligence
No Liability when Injury not Foreseeable
Proof of Negligence : Res Ispa Loquitur
Foreign Matter Left Inside After Surgery
Rebuttal of the Presumption of Negligence
Ch 12 MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
Doctor Acting in a Callous Manner
Negligence in Free Eye Camps
Chapter 1 THE NATURE OF A TORT
Tort & Crime, Trust & Quasi-Contract
Is it Law of Tort or Law of Torts
Essentials of a Tort
Mental Element in Tourtious Liability
Malice in Law and Malice in Fact
Tort-Remedy by way of writ jurisdiction
Chapter 2 GENERAL DEFENCES
Mere Knowledge Does not Imply Assent
Limitations on the Scope of the Doctrine
Contributory Negligence Distinguished
Working for Natural Forces
Absolute and Conditional Authority
Chapter 3 CAPACITY
Liability of Parents for Children’s Torts
Capacity to be Sued
Release of a joint tortfeasor
Contribution and Indemnity
Husband’s Liability for Wife’s Torts
Chapter 4 VICARIOUS LIABILITY
Liability of Vehicle Owner
Causal Delegation of Authority
Acts Outside the Course of Employment
Effect of Express Prohibition
The Doctrine of Common Employment
Chapter 5 VICARIOUS LIABILITY OF THE STATE
Acts of Police Officials
Acts Done in Exercise of Non-Sovereign Powers
Liability of Electricity Board in Case of Electrocution
Liability of State-Constitutional Tort
Chapter 6 REMOTENESS OF DAMAGE
The Test of Reasonable Foresight
chapter 7 TRESPASS TO THE PERSON
Knowledge of the Plaintiff
Chapter 8 DEFAMATION
Essentials of Defamation
The Statement Must Refer to the Plaintiff
Defamation of a Class of Persons
Repetition of the Defamantory Matter
Publication of Parliamentary Proceedings
Chapter 9 NUISANCE
Does Nuisance Cannote State of Affairs
Nuisance on Highways
Chapter 10 ABUSE OF LEGAL PROCEDURE
Absence of Reasonable and Probable Cause
Position Where no Appeal is Possible
Chapter 11 NEGLIGENCE
Essentials of Negligence
No Liability when Injury not Foreseeable
Proof of Negligence : Res Ispa Loquitur
Foreign Matter Left Inside After Surgery
Rebuttal of the Presumption of Negligence
Ch 12 MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
Doctor Acting in a Callous Manner
Negligence in Free Eye Camps
Chapter 1 THE NATURE OF A TORT
Tort & Crime, Trust & Quasi-Contract
Is it Law of Tort or Law of Torts
Essentials of a Tort
Mental Element in Tourtious Liability
Malice in Law and Malice in Fact
Tort-Remedy by way of writ jurisdiction
Chapter 2 GENERAL DEFENCES
Mere Knowledge Does not Imply Assent
Limitations on the Scope of the Doctrine
Contributory Negligence Distinguished
Working for Natural Forces
Absolute and Conditional Authority
Chapter 3 CAPACITY
Liability of Parents for Children’s Torts
Capacity to be Sued
Release of a joint tortfeasor
Contribution and Indemnity
Husband’s Liability for Wife’s Torts
Chapter 4 VICARIOUS LIABILITY
Liability of Vehicle Owner
Causal Delegation of Authority
Acts Outside the Course of Employment
Effect of Express Prohibition
The Doctrine of Common Employment
Chapter 5 VICARIOUS LIABILITY OF THE STATE
Acts of Police Officials
Acts Done in Exercise of Non-Sovereign Powers
Liability of Electricity Board in Case of Electrocution
Liability of State-Constitutional Tort
Chapter 6 REMOTENESS OF DAMAGE
The Test of Reasonable Foresight
chapter 7 TRESPASS TO THE PERSON
Knowledge of the Plaintiff
Chapter 8 DEFAMATION
Essentials of Defamation
The Statement Must Refer to the Plaintiff
Defamation of a Class of Persons
Repetition of the Defamantory Matter
Publication of Parliamentary Proceedings
Chapter 9 NUISANCE
Does Nuisance Cannote State of Affairs
Nuisance on Highways
Chapter 10 ABUSE OF LEGAL PROCEDURE
Absence of Reasonable and Probable Cause
Position Where no Appeal is Possible
Chapter 11 NEGLIGENCE
Essentials of Negligence
No Liability when Injury not Foreseeable
Proof of Negligence : Res Ispa Loquitur
Foreign Matter Left Inside After Surgery
Rebuttal of the Presumption of Negligence
Ch 12 MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
Doctor Acting in a Callous Manner
Negligence in Free Eye Camps
Chapter 1 THE NATURE OF A TORT
Tort & Crime, Trust & Quasi-Contract
Is it Law of Tort or Law of Torts
Essentials of a Tort
Mental Element in Tourtious Liability
Malice in Law and Malice in Fact
Tort-Remedy by way of writ jurisdiction
Chapter 2 GENERAL DEFENCES
Mere Knowledge Does not Imply Assent
Limitations on the Scope of the Doctrine
Contributory Negligence Distinguished
Working for Natural Forces
Absolute and Conditional Authority
Chapter 3 CAPACITY
Liability of Parents for Children’s Torts
Capacity to be Sued
Release of a joint tortfeasor
Contribution and Indemnity
Husband’s Liability for Wife’s Torts
Chapter 4 VICARIOUS LIABILITY
Liability of Vehicle Owner
Causal Delegation of Authority
Acts Outside the Course of Employment
Effect of Express Prohibition
The Doctrine of Common Employment
Chapter 5 VICARIOUS LIABILITY OF THE STATE
Acts of Police Officials
Acts Done in Exercise of Non-Sovereign Powers
Liability of Electricity Board in Case of Electrocution
Liability of State-Constitutional Tort
Chapter 6 REMOTENESS OF DAMAGE
The Test of Reasonable Foresight
chapter 7 TRESPASS TO THE PERSON
Knowledge of the Plaintiff
Chapter 8 DEFAMATION
Essentials of Defamation
The Statement Must Refer to the Plaintiff
Defamation of a Class of Persons
Repetition of the Defamantory Matter
Publication of Parliamentary Proceedings
Chapter 9 NUISANCE
Does Nuisance Cannote State of Affairs
Nuisance on Highways
Chapter 10 ABUSE OF LEGAL PROCEDURE
Absence of Reasonable and Probable Cause
Position Where no Appeal is Possible
Chapter 11 NEGLIGENCE
Essentials of Negligence
No Liability when Injury not Foreseeable
Proof of Negligence : Res Ispa Loquitur
Foreign Matter Left Inside After Surgery
Rebuttal of the Presumption of Negligence
Ch 12 MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE
Doctor Acting in a Callous Manner
Negligence in Free Eye Camps
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