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Lexis Nexis Questions and Answers: Torts, 3rd edition (eBook)
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A take-home resource for students to perfect their skills in answering exam-type questions for difficult legal subjects taught at New Zealand law schools.
Release Date: March 01, 2017
ISBN/ISSN:
9781927227428
Product description
An easy-to-read guide that helps law students consolidate their understanding of torts and prepare for exams and assignments.
Q&A Torts provides a brief introduction to core areas of tort law and then poses a series of questions and answers to provide opportunities for students to practice answering questions. The work also outlines key issues, makes suggestions for further reading and provides examples of common pitfalls that students of tort law may encounter.
Since 2001 Q&A Torts has been helping students use legal material to answer tutorial, exam and practical questions with clarity and brevity. Q&A Torts is an invaluable aid for the efficient and successful study of law.
Related Titles
McLay, Student Companion: Torts, 7th ed. 2015
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Sayles, Questions and Answers: Commercial Law, 2nd ed, 2014
Table of contents
Chapter 1 – Introduction to Torts
Chapter 2 – Advice on Exams
Chapter 3 – Accident Compensation
Chapter 4 – Trespass to persons – assault, battery and false imprisonment
Chapter 5 – Land-based torts
Chapter 6 – Negligence
Chapter 7 – Advanced negligence – nervous shock, negligent misstatement and government liability
Chapter 8 – Defamation
Chapter 9 – Privacy and Intentional infliction of emotional harm
