Torts Full Notes 167 Pages

70311 - Torts

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167 Pages • Complete Study Notes • Year: Pre-2021

Complete summary covering the entire Torts semester from beginning to end, including ALL relevant authorities for assignments and final exam. This summary incorporates notes from the required readings, additional readings, case books, lecture slides and tutorials. Torts is a content-dense subject so a perfect, concise set of notes is exactly what you need to ace the subject! This summary covers: - Intentional Torts – Trespass to Person - Assault - Battery - False Imprisonment - Intentional Torts – Trespass to Land - Defences to Intentional Torts - Self-Defence - Illegality - Consent - Necessity - Insanity - Self-Help - Statutory Authorisation - Contributory Negligence - Provocation - Mistake - Actions On the Case - Mental Harm (Wilkinson v Downton) - Physical Harm (Bird v Holbrook) - Negligence - Duty of Care - Breach of Duty - Causation - Remoteness of Damage - Defences to Negligence - Contributory Negligence - Voluntary Assumption of Risk - Risk Warnings - Dangerous Recreational Activity - Contract Exclusion Clauses - Peer Professional Opinion - Illegality - Vicarious Liability - Non-Delegable Duties - Concurrent Liability - Special Duty Categories - Statutory Authorities - Pure Mental Harm - Pure Economic Loss - Good Samaritans - Volunteers - Nuisance - Death

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