Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes Table of Statutory Instruments Table of Civil Procedure Rules Table of Rules of the Supreme Court Table of European Secondary Legislation Table of International Treaties and Conventions 1. PRINCIPLES OF LiABILTYY IN TORT M. A. Jones 1. The nature of tort liability 2. The functions and development of tort liability 3. The framework of tort liability 2. CAUSATION IN TORT:GENERAL PRINCIPLES M. A. Jones 1. Introduction 2. Factual causation 3. Loss of a chance 4. Causation in law 5. Remoteness of damage 3. GENERAL DEFENCES M. A. Jones 1. Introduction 2. Claimant's wrongdoing (ex turpi causa) 3. Contributory negligence 4. Consent and assumption of risk 5. Exclusion of liability 6. Miscellaneous defences 4. JOINT LIABILITY AND CONTRIBUTION J. Murphy 1. Introduction 2. Joint and several torts 3. Contribution 4. Apportionment 5. Indemnity 5. CAPACITY AND PARTIES J. Murphy 1. Introduction 2. The Crown 3. Postal services 4. Foreign states and ambassadors 5. Visiting forces 6. Bankrupts 7. Children 8. Persons of unsound mind 9. Husband and wife 10. Assignees 11. Corporations 12. Unincorporated associations and trade unions 13. Partners 14. Joint claimants 15. Judicial acts 16. Statutory protection of justices 17. Ministerial acts 18. Constables 6. VICARIOUS LIABILITY J. Murphy 1. Introduction 2. Liability for employees 3. Liability of the employer 4. Independent contractors 5. Loan of chattel 6. Principal and agent 7. Ratification of torts 8. Limitations on liability 7. FOREIGN TORTS J. Murphy 1. Introduction 2. Jurisdiction 3. Choice of law …… 8．NEGLIGENCE 9．BREACH OF STATUTORY DuTY 10．PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY 11．PRODUCT LIABILITY AND CONSUMER PROTECTION 12．OCCUPIERS，LIABILrrv AND DEFECTIVE PREMISES 13．EMPLOYERS，LIABILITY 14．PUBLIC SERVICE LIABILITY 15．TRESPASS TO THE PERSON 16．MALICIOUS PROSECUTION 17．WRONGFUL INTERFERENCE WITH GOODS 18．DECEIT 19．TRESPASS TO LAN-O AND DISPOSSESSION 20．NUISANCE AND RYLANDS V FLETCHER 21．ANIMALS 22．DEFAMATION 23．MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD 24．ECONOMIC TORTS 25．STATUTORY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 26．PASSING OFF 27．BREACH OF CON~DENCE AND PRIVACY 28．DAMAGES 29．INJUNCTIONS 30．SELF―HELP 31．DISCHARGE OF TORTS 32．LIMITATION
