Q A Revision Guide Law Of Torts 2015 And 2016

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This revision guide was written in 2016 By: Pritpal Bhachu & Yousif Al Zarouni Basic understanding is recommended before using this guide. The guide contains many cases along with the facts and judgement for each topic as well as relevant statutes. This is a very simple and easy to understand guide which will help the user revise thoroughly for exams. It contains the following topics: 1-Introduction 2-Foreseeability 3-Proximity 4-Omissions 5-Public Authorities 6-Psychiatric Harm 7-Economic Loss & Medical Negligence 8-Breach of Duty 9-Causation 10-Defences 11-Vicarious Liability 12-Product Liability 13-Defamation 14-Land Related Torts

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