Civil Law Brief Cases

Author: John Logan
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: According to the general system of tort law theory in the common law jurisdictions of the United States and the United Kingdom, this book categorizes more than 600 representative cases into three parts. Part one explains the fundamental concepts of tort law in the common law jurisdictions of the United States and the United Kingdom; the second part introduces representative cases of various types of torts; the third part presents typical cases of defenses. The book has a clear and comprehensive structure, with the author extensively citing the comments of judges who presided over the cases, making it easier for readers to understand the origins and development of tort law theory in the common law jurisdictions. Additionally, the questions raised regarding some cases deepen readers' understanding of the cases and their related theories.