- Author(s): D.P. Mittal
- Publisher: Commercial Law Publishers (India) Pvt Ltd
- Edition: Ed 2024
- ISBN 13 9789356035096
- Approx. Pages 506 + contents
- Format Paperback
- Approx. Product Size 24 x 16 cms
- Delivery Time Normally 7-9 working days
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Description
Before coming into force the law relating to protection of consumer rights, the relationship among consumers and traders was mainly regulated by the tort that is defined as a body of rights, obligations, and remedies that is applied by courts in civil proceedings to provide relief for persons who have suffered harm from the wrongful acts of others. The Law of torts came to India through England The UK system is constituted of three parts: first, "common law", based on precedent cases, secondly "equity", which is used to fill the gap left by common law and finally "statute laws" that are interpreted in the view of common law Therefore, the various branches of law have been developed through the activity of the courts. Law of Torts is one such law which regulates relationship between individuals by the operation of law.
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Contents
1. Law of Torts - An Introduction
2. Negligence - Duty to take Cate
3. Medical Negligence
4. Trespass
5. Nuisance
6. Strict Liability
7. No Fault Liability
8. Strict Liability - Products Liability
9. Economic Torts
10. Vicarious Liability - A Species of Strict Liability
11. Torts - Environment
12. Tort - Misfeasance in Public Office
13. Constitutional Tort
14. Remedies
Appendices
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Author Details
D.P Mittal