Halsbury's Laws of Australia (Lexis Advance)
Tort Law - General principles of the law of Torts. Introduction A ‘tort’ is a breach of a duty which has been imposed by law1 and which gives rise to a civil right of...
Torts derived from Trespass - The various torts derived from the action for trespass protect three distinct interests...
Nuisance - At common law, there are two separate torts of nuisance: private nuisance and...
Breach of Statutory Duty - Whether a statutory duty has been breached may depend on the nature of...
Intentional Interference with Trade or Business - The tort of interference with contractual relations is committed where a person knowingly and...
Protection of the Administration of Justice - Some forms of abuse of judicial proceedings or legal processes ...
Derivative rights of Action - If an employee is injured by the wrongful conduct of another ....
Laws of Australia (Westlaw)
Tort and Contract - intention and related concepts; trespass; torts to chattels; economic torts; false imprisonment, malicious prosecution and abuse of process; miscellaneous torts
Negligence - duty of care; misstatements; nature of loss; particular defendants; particular plaintiff interests; breach of duty of care
Occupiers Liability - casuses of action; defences
Product Liability - contract; negligence; statutory liability of suppliers and manufacturers; misleading or deceptive conduct and unfair practices; product recall and safety standards
Breach of Statutory Duty - cause of action; defences
Strict Liability - animals; vicarious liability
Nuisance -Introduction; private nuisance; public nuisance; parties; defences; remedies
Trespass and Intentional Torts - intention and related concepts; trespass;torts to chattels; economic torts; false imprisonment, malicious prosecution and abuse of process; miscellaneous torts
Defences - intentional torts; negligence
Damages - types of damages; form and scope of damages; factors in assessment of damages; personal injury; loss of reputation; survival actions; interests in property; economic loss; equitable damages in tort; limitations on compensation; alternatives to damages
Concurrent Torts - classification of multiple tortfeasors; contribution
