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LAW OF TORTS COMPILATION
- What is a Tort?
- General Defences in Tort
- When are Torts Discharged
- Remedies Available in Tort Law
- What are Joint Tortfeasors
- What is Defamation
- Torts to Domestic Relations
- Torts relating to Immovable Property
- What is Negligence
- Definition of Tort and Characteristics
- Torts and the Cyber World
- Difference between Torts and Crime
- What Constitutes a Tort
- Sources of Tort Law
- Ubi Just Ibi Remedium
- Ex Turpi Causa Non Oritur Actio
- Role of Motive, Intention and Malice in Tort
- Malfeasance, Misfeasance and Nonfeasance
- Capacity for Suing: who can be sued and who can sue under Tort Law
- Act of State as a Defence in Indian Law
- Foreign Torts
- Necessity and Authorities of Necessity as a Defence to Tort
- Inevitable Accident and Act of God as a Defence
- Mistake of Fact and Mistake of Law
- Volenti Non-Fit Injuria
- Private Defence
- Contributory Negligence
- De Minimis Non Curat Lex
- Waiver of Tort Claims
- Bar of Limitations on Torts
- Injunction as a Relief for Claims under Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability by Authorisation and Ratification under Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability in case of Master-Servant relationship in Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability in case of Partners of a Firm in Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability in case of Guardian-Ward relationship in Tort Law
- Vicarious Liability in case of Owner-Independent Contractors Relationship in Tort Law
- Is a Company Vicariously Liable for Tortious Actions of its Directors
- Damages under Tort Law – How to be Calculated
- Liquidated Damages v. Unliquidated Damages
- Specific Restitution of Property for Tort Claims
- The Tort of Nuisance
- Trespass to Land and Dispossession
- Distress Damage Feasant – Animal Rights and Tort Law
- Joint Tort-Feasors and the Laws in India
- Assault as a Tort and Remedies
- Torts Relating to Marital Rights
- Torts Relating to Abuse of Legal Process
- Fraud or Deceit in Torts
- Slander of Title and Goods
- The tort of Passing Off
- Procuring a Breach of Contract
- The Tort of Nuisance- Public and Private
- The Concept of Absolute Liability
- Constitutional Tort
- Tort Law and Environment
- Bhopal Gas Tragedy and Development of Environmental Law
- Medical Negligence
- Death in Relation to Tort
- Liability for Dangerous Premises
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