Law of Torts

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PART I
General Principles
I. History, Meaning and Nature
II. Definition and DiDistinctions
III. Classification
IV. Parties to a Tort .
V. Conditions Negativiiviiving Liability
VI. Vicarious Liability
VII. Extinction of Liability
VIII. Remedies

PART II
Specific Torts
IX. Trespass to the Person
X Defamation
Xi Malicious Prosecution, Abuse of Legal Process, Maintenance and Champmperty
XII. Torts against Famimily Relations and Miscellaneous RiRights
XIII. Trespass to Land and Reversion
XIV. Trespass to Goods .
XV. Torts against Business Interests
XVI. Negligence
XVII. Nuisance
XVIII. Strict Liability
XIX. Liability of the Occupipiers and Owners of Property
XX. Liability for Animimals & Chattels
XXI Economimic Torts .
XXII. Inchoate Torts

Part III
Statutory Compensation
XXIII. Statutory Compmpensation

Part IV
Consumer Protection Act, 1986
XXIV. Consumer Protection Act, 1986 .
Subject Index