The body of law known as Torts is concerned with the allocation of losses resulting from the activities of people; it is an attempt to balance the utility of a particular type of conduct against the harm that it may cause, judged by the prevailing social and economic attitudes of the time.
An edition of Legalines: Torts
(2004)
Legalines: Torts
Adaptable to Fourth Edition of the Dobbs Casebook
4 edition
by Jonathan Neville
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Legalines: Torts: Adaptable to Fourth Edition of the Dobbs Casebook
April 2004, The BarBri Group
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