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Tort Law: Cases and Key Principles


ISBN13: 9781917134132
To be Published: December 2025
Publisher: Clarus Press
Country of Publication: Ireland
Format: Paperback
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Tort Law: Cases and Key Principles offers a thorough exploration of the fundamental principles that underpin tort law, paired with insightful analyses of the most influential cases shaping the legal landscape today.

Designed for both students and practitioners, this indispensable resource bridges the gap between academic study and practical application. Tort Law: Cases and Key Principles provides clear explanations of the core principles of tort law with detailed examinations of landmark cases that have defined and refined the boundaries of tort law.

Presented in a clear and concise manner, Tort Law: Cases and Key Principles provides straightforward explanations that will demystify complex concepts. Each chapter contains and overview of the relevant element of tort law under discussion, the key principles pertaining to that subject, the key cases distilled along with analysis and commentary.

Subjects:
Irish Law, Tort Law
Contents:
Negligence: The Duty of Care—General Principles
Negligence: The Standard of Care
Negligence: Causation of Foreseeable Damage
Defences to Negligence
Negligence: The Duty of Care—Public Authorities
Negligence: The Duty of Care—Omissions and Acts of Third Parties
Negligence: The Duty of Care – Pure Economic Loss
Negligence: The Duty of Care—Nervous Shock
Employers’ Liability for Occupational Harm
Professional Negligence
Occupiers’ Liability
Liability for Defective Products
Defamation
Vicarious Liability
Nuisance
The Rule in Rylands v Fletcher
Trespass to Land
Intentional Torts
Passing Off
Damages
Limitation of Actions