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Acknowledgements Introduction Guided tour Table of cases and statutes Negligence: The duty of care Negligence: Breach of duty Negligence: Causation and remoteness of damage Vicarious liability Employers' liability and breach of statutory duty Occupiers' liability Nuisance Rylands v Fletcher Trespass to land Trespass to the person Liability for defective products Defamation and privacy Defences Remedies Glossary of terms Index
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