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This volume provides a concise and readable analysis of British tort law. Presenting the rules of tort against the background of other parallel systems of compensation, Dias and Markesinis explore the broad policy factors that lie behind the rules, and supplement their analyses with biographical references and reproductions of extracts from the most relevant Acts of Parliament.
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Basil S. Markesinis Dr. Iur (Athen.), LL.D. (Cantab.), DCL (Oxon.), D. Iur h.c. (Ghent and Paris I), FBA, is Clifford Chance Professor of European Law at the University of Oxford and Founder/Director of the Oxford Centre for the Advanced Study of European and Comparative Law.
Simon Deakin is a Fellow of Peterhouse College and Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge
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Basil S. Markesinis Dr. Iur (Athen.), LL.D. (Cantab.), DCL (Oxon.), D. Iur h.c. (Ghent and Paris I), FBA, is Clifford Chance Professor of European Law at the University of Oxford and Founder/Director of the Oxford Centre for the Advanced Study of European and Comparative Law.
Simon Deakin is a Fellow of Peterhouse College and Lecturer in Law at the University of Cambridge
`an excellent work' F.G. du Bois, SOAS, University of London
`Excellent text, covers all the material, clear and well written.' Norma Hird, University of Sheffield
`Its great strengths are: (a) the comparative dimension, sadly lacking in so many Tort texts; and (b) the drawing in of material on Contract. The book has a broad sweep and is exciting to read.' Michael G. Bridge, University of Nottingham
`Excellent. Best tort text available. Now the most stimulating on the market.' Andrew Grubb, King's College
`A well presented book which is popular with students because it is sufficiently detailed for degree level but also clear and interesting to read.' Sue Deebank, University of Birmingham
`Students like the clear style of this book.' Evelyn Ellis, University of Birmingham
`Excellent - this text goes from strength to strength. Comprehensive covering all aspects of tort law with sufficient academic rigour.' A. Housie, Staffordshire University
`A very strong book indeed, impressive in its extent of coverage yet still managing to remain easy to follow.' Demetrius Andreas Flondas, Anglia Business School
`An excellent and clear analysis of the law for law students with a useful critical dimension.' P.R. Ghandhi, University of Reading
`Excellent text, covers all the material, clear and well written.' Norma Hird, University of Sheffield
`Its great strengths are: (a) the comparative dimension, sadly lacking in so many Tort texts; and (b) the drawing in of material on Contract. The book has a broad sweep and is exciting to read.' Michael G. Bridge, University of Nottingham
`Excellent. Best tort text available. Now the most stimulating on the market.' Andrew Grubb, King's College
`A well presented book which is popular with students because it is sufficiently detailed for degree level but also clear and interesting to read.' Sue Deebank, University of Birmingham
`Students like the clear style of this book.' Evelyn Ellis, University of Birmingham
`Excellent - this text goes from strength to strength. Comprehensive covering all aspects of tort law with sufficient academic rigour.' A. Housie, Staffordshire University
`A very strong book indeed, impressive in its extent of coverage yet still managing to remain easy to follow.' Demetrius Andreas Flondas, Anglia Business School
`An excellent and clear analysis of the law for law students with a useful critical dimension.' P.R. Ghandhi, University of Reading
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- PublisherOxford University Press
- Publication date1990
- ISBN 10 0198252641
- ISBN 13 9780198252641
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number2
- Number of pages656
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