Tort Law

<h4>Brief contents</h4> <p>Table of cases</p> <p>Table of statutes, statutory instruments and conventions</p> <div class="c-section-headers-number-list_container"> <ol> <li>Tort law in a nutshell</li> <li>Trespass to the personl</li> <li>Claims in negligence</li> <li>Duty of care (1) – introduction</li> <li>Duty of care (2) – physical injury cases</li> <li>Duty of care (3) – psychiatric illness cases</li> <li>Duty of care (4) – property damage cases</li> <li>Duty of care (5) – pure economic loss cases</li> <li>Duty of care (6) – other cases</li> <li>Breach of duty</li> <li>Causation (1) – the standard tests</li> <li>Causation (2) – exceptions to the standard tests</li> <li>Actionability</li> <li>Occupiers' liability</li> <li>Product and building liability</li> <li>Property torts (1) – trespass to land</li> <li>Property torts (2) – private nuisance</li> <li>Liability for dangerous things</li> <li>Property torts (3) – torts to personal property</li> <li>Defamation</li> <li>Invasion of privacy</li> <li>Abusive torts</li> <li>Economic torts</li> <li>Criminal torts</li> <li>Remedies (1) – defences</li> <li>Remedies (2) – compensatory damages</li> <li>Remedies (3) – non-compensatory damages</li> <li>Remedies (4) – injunctions</li> <li>Remedies (5) – who can sue?</li> <li>Remedies (6) – who can be sued?</li> </ol> <p>Appendix A Tort law and human rights</p> <p>Appendix B Loss compensation schemes</p> <p>Appendix C Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust [2024] UKSC 1</p> <p>Index</p> </div>