The Modern Law of Torts

The Modern Law of Torts is an engaging new text using a thoughtful blend of original text and extracts to clearly explain the current state of the law; identify and explain the key legal points in respect of which there is conflicting, limited or no legal authority; identify and discuss relevant policy issues; identify and discuss relevant 'human rights' issues; consider the strengths and weaknesses of the law and relevant proposals for reform with reference to comparative non-UK and theoretical material where appropriate; and convey a strong appreciation of the practical context of the law. The book will cover a wide range of Torts including some Torts often omitted from undergraduate books such as those concerned with wrongful interference with goods, interference with economic interests and the abuse of state power and the legal process. This is designed to ensure that students acquire a more rounded appreciation of the scope of the subject but should also mean that the book covers the full syllabus of a