Law of torts with consumer protection act and motor vehicles act

Contents Chapter 1 : Nature and Definition of Tort Chapter 2 : Foundation of Tortious Liability Chapter 3 : General Conditions of Liability in Tort Chapter 4 : Mental Element in Torts Chapter 5 : General Defences or Justification of Tort Chapter 6 : Personal Capacity Chapter 7 : General Remedies in Torts Chapter 8 : Extinction of Liability in Tort Chapter 9 : Foreign Torts Chapter 10 : Doctrine of Remoteness of Damage Chapter 11 : Nervous Shock Chapter 12 : Joint Tortfeasors Chapter 13 : Vicarious Liability Chapter 14 : Trespass to Person Chapter 15 : Defamation Chapter 16 : Wrong relating to Domestic Relationship Chapter 17 : Malicious Prosecution Chapter 18 : Trespass to Immovable Property Chapter 19 : Wrong to Movable Property Chapter 20 : Negligence Chapter 21 : Liability for Animals Chapter 22 : Liability for Dangerous Premises Chapter 23 : No Fault Liability : Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 Chapter 24 : The Rule of Strict Liability Chapter 25 : Nuisance Chapter 26 : Interference with Contractual Relations Chapter 27 : Torts to Incorporeal Personal Property Chapter 28 : Consumer Protection Act, 1986 Index

Description Law of Torts With Consumer Protection Act, 1986 [Amended by Consumer Protection (Amendment) Act, 2002] and Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The 10th Edition of this book has been revised and brought up-to-date by incorporating all important recent decisions of the courts. Torts is a developing branch of law. The courts are attempting through a number of cases to compensate the violation of civil rights of individuals and laying down certain new principles of law applicable to the tort cases, particularly in the following areas: Vicarious liability, liability under the Motor Vehicles Act, liability of medical practitioners and the Consumer Law.