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Obligations : the law of tort / D. G. Cracknell.

By: Series: 150 leading casesPublication details: London : Old Bailey Press, 2002.Edition: 2nd edDescription: xviii, 214 p. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 1858364590 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.4203 CRA
Contents:
Acknowledgements. - Preface. - Table of cases. - Ch. 1. Introduction. - Ch. 2. Parties to an action in tort. - Ch. 3. Joint and several tortfeasors. - Ch. 4. Vicarious liability. - Ch. 5. Liability for independent contractors. Ch. 6. Negligence: the duty of care. - Ch. 7. Negligence: breach of the duty. - Ch. 8. Negligence: causation. - Ch. 9. Negligence: remoteness of damage. - Ch. 10. Contributory negligence. - Ch. 11. Volenti non fit injuria. - Ch. 12. Breach of statutory duty. - Ch. 13. Employers' liability. - Ch. 14. Product liability. - Ch. 15. Occupiers' liability. - Ch. 16. Private nuisance. - Ch. 17. Public nuisance. - Ch. 18. The rule in Rylands v Fletcher. - Ch. 19. Fire. - Ch. 20. Animals. - Ch. 21. Defamation. - Ch. 22. Trepass to the person. - Ch. 23. Trepass to the land. - Ch. 24. Deceit. - Ch. 25. Malicious falsehood. - Ch. 26. Passing off. - Ch. 27. The economic torts. - Ch. 28. Remedies. - Ch. 29. Miscellaneous defences and limitation. - Ch. 30. Torts to chattels. - Ch. 31. Malicious prosecution.
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The law is stated as at 1 March 2002.

Acknowledgements. - Preface. - Table of cases. - Ch. 1. Introduction. - Ch. 2. Parties to an action in tort. - Ch. 3. Joint and several tortfeasors. - Ch. 4. Vicarious liability. - Ch. 5. Liability for independent contractors. Ch. 6. Negligence: the duty of care. - Ch. 7. Negligence: breach of the duty. - Ch. 8. Negligence: causation. - Ch. 9. Negligence: remoteness of damage. - Ch. 10. Contributory negligence. - Ch. 11. Volenti non fit injuria. - Ch. 12. Breach of statutory duty. - Ch. 13. Employers' liability. - Ch. 14. Product liability. - Ch. 15. Occupiers' liability. - Ch. 16. Private nuisance. - Ch. 17. Public nuisance. - Ch. 18. The rule in Rylands v Fletcher. - Ch. 19. Fire. - Ch. 20. Animals. - Ch. 21. Defamation. - Ch. 22. Trepass to the person. - Ch. 23. Trepass to the land. - Ch. 24. Deceit. - Ch. 25. Malicious falsehood. - Ch. 26. Passing off. - Ch. 27. The economic torts. - Ch. 28. Remedies. - Ch. 29. Miscellaneous defences and limitation. - Ch. 30. Torts to chattels. - Ch. 31. Malicious prosecution.