Cases and Commentary on Tort

by JohnMarston (Author), Barbara Harvey (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2009

  $6.26

  Cases and Commentary on Tort features a range of extracts from significant cases which form a useful portfolio of primary sources for undergraduate students. The authors' succinct and engaging commentary offers insight into the basic principles of tort law and highlights the role the key cases play in the wider context of the subject. The extracts have been carefully selected to ensure they are of a manageable length while also providing an accurate picture of the main principles of tort law, making this an ideal text for students studying this area of law for the first time. Questions at the end of chapters prompt further discussion of the wider issues involved, while annotated further reading lists highlight useful texts and articles for students wishing to undertake more in-depth study in areas of particular interest.

• Used

  Paperback
  2004

  $5.65

  This popular and easy-to-use book brings together a selection of the key cases and statutes on tort with linking commentary to place the extracts in context. Other cases are introduced for contrast and comparison, as are extracts from other relevant authorities. The materials in each chapter are prefaced by an introduction to indicate to the reader the notable features of each topic under discussion.

• New

  Paperback
  2009

  $59.86

  Cases and Commentary on Tort features a range of extracts from significant cases which form a useful portfolio of primary sources for undergraduate students. The authors' succinct and engaging commentary offers insight into the basic principles of tort law and highlights the role the key cases play in the wider context of the subject. The extracts have been carefully selected to ensure they are of a manageable length while also providing an accurate picture of the main principles of tort law, making this an ideal text for students studying this area of law for the first time. Questions at the end of chapters prompt further discussion of the wider issues involved, while annotated further reading lists highlight useful texts and articles for students wishing to undertake more in-depth study in areas of particular interest.