This is a revised textbook on law of torts with the emphasis on those areas which make up the vast bulk of undergraduate courses, in particular the tort of negligence and related areas. It is especially suitable for students at degree level and those studying for the Common Professional Examination. It deals with all recent developments and cases, including Alcock v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire. The author is an editor of "Professional Negligence" and the author of "Medical Negligence" and "Blackstone's Statutes on ...
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This is a revised textbook on law of torts with the emphasis on those areas which make up the vast bulk of undergraduate courses, in particular the tort of negligence and related areas. It is especially suitable for students at degree level and those studying for the Common Professional Examination. It deals with all recent developments and cases, including Alcock v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire. The author is an editor of "Professional Negligence" and the author of "Medical Negligence" and "Blackstone's Statutes on Medical Law".
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