3 Review(s)

Contains: Lectures: (1) Introduction; (2) Meaning, Definition and Nature; (3) General Conditions of Liability in Tort; (4) Justification in Tort (General Defences or Exceptions); (5) Capacity of Paries; (6) Vicarious Liability; (7) Vicarious LIability of the State (State/Government Liability and Sovereign Immunity); (8) Remoteness of Damage & Nervous Shock; (9) Occupier's Liability (Liability of Occupier for Dangerous Premises); (10) Liability for Dangeours Chattels; (11) Liability for Animals; (12) Trespass to the Person; (13) Malicious Prosecution or Abuse of Legal Procedure; (14) Trespass to Land (Trespass to Immovable Property); (15) Trespass to Movable Property (Trespass to Goods); (16) Defamation; (17) Nuisance; (18) Negligence; (19) Strict Liability (The Rule in Rylands vs. Fletcher) and Absolute Liability (The Rule in M.C. Mehta vs. Union of India); (20) Death in Relation to Tort; (21) Remedies; (22) Discharge or Extinction of Tortious Liability; (23) Statutory Liability; (24) Compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act; Part-II: THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 1986; University Questions Papers.....