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Q&A Revision Guide Law of Torts 2015 and 2016

Harvey, Barbara

Oughton, David

Business

Oxford University Press

OUP's Law Questions and Answers  series gives students the opportunity to practice their exam techniques and evaluate and assess their progress. This new edition of Q&A Law of Torts has been fully revised to offer comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of all essential aspects of the law. This ideal revision aid is divided into chapters covering each major topic, and contains around fifty questions and full answers designed to test even the best prepared student. The book opens with a dedicated chapter on study skills, explaining how to answer both essay and problem type questions in the examination, as well as how to tackle coursework. Each chapter contains an introduction focusing on important legal aspects and summarizing points of interest. After each question there is a commentary which highlights the essential elements and indicates exactly what the examiners are looking for. Every commentary is followed by a bullet pointed answer plan illuminating key points to provide students with instant confidence.  Online Resource Centre  Q&A Law of Torts is accompanied by an Online Resource Centre providing annotated web links and a glossary of terms from the Dictionary of Law.

Q and A: Law of Torts 2007-2008 (Blackstone's Law Questions and Answers)

Marston, John

Reference

Blackstone Press

Q & A Revision Guide Law of Torts 2013 and 2014 (Questions & Answers)

Legal Self-Help

Based on the earlier Consumer Law: Text, Cases and Materials by David Oughton, Textbook on Consumer Law seeks to explain the general principles which underlie consumer protection law and the many ways in which those principles are applied. It provides students of consumer law with an up-to-date and readable text on the subject. Topics of central importance are those of consumer redress, product quality, product safety (including food safety), consumer services law (with particular reference to repair services), holidays, consumer insurance and consumer finance. There is also a discussion of the various methods by which advertising, sales promotion practices and misleading claims are regulated. Where appropriate, domestic law is related to the general principles and policies of European Community law which have increasingly come to recognise the consumer interest. In this respect, account has been taken of the effect of the Treaty of Amsterdam which, amongst other things, has renumbered many of the familiar provisions of the Treaty of Rome. Textbook on Consumer Law, also considers the relevant merits and disadvantages of business self-regulation under both trade association codes of practice and the growing number of statutory codes of practice introduced to reduce the burdens on business created by legislative intervention. This edition takes account of a number of recent judicial decisions in the appellate courts and below, and also takes account of the provisions of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999, the Access to Justice Act 1999, the Civil Procedure Rules 1998, the Food Standards Act 1999, the Human Rights Act 1998, the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 and the E.C. Directive on Consumer Sales and Associated Guarantees 1999.

Textbook On Consumer Law

Oxford Higher Education

One of a series, which is intended to give students the chance to evaluate and assess their progress in the study of the law of torts, this book shows students how to tackle the sort of problems found in examination papers. The authors have selected a range of hypothetical problems and essay-style questions from across the whole range of the law of torts. Considerable emphasis is given to the tort of negligence and its off-shoots, but there are also chapters on defamation , economic torts, trespass, nuisance and the rule in Rylands v Fletcher. Recent developments such as tne House of Lords decision in Cambridge Water Co v Eastern Counties Leather, Murphy v Brentwood District Council and Caparo plc v Dickman are all dealt with in a number of questions.;David Oughton also wrote "Common Law of Obligations" and "Consumer Law: text, cases and materials.

Blackstones Law a Law of Torts Edition

Blackstone Press, Limited

In this book, the authors have compiled a selection of materials on the law of contract consisting of case law, statutory material and academic commentary which will assist students in this subject at both degree level and higher non-degree level. It is hoped that the selection of materials and accompanying text will permit an appreciation of the key issues relevant to the study of this branch of the law. Through academic commentary, as well as case law and statutory materials, students will be able to glean an understanding of the wider context in which the law of contract operates. The materials selected are also augmented by a brief analysis of the relevant issues in text form, thereby providing readers with the opportunity to engage in wide reading by reference to footnoted material. New materials covered in this second edition include the provisions of the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 and its effect on the doctrine of privity of contract and the likely effect of the EC Directive on Consumer Guarantees and Related After Sales Service, adopted by the Council of Ministers in 1999. Further important legislative changes brought about through European Community activity include the provisions of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999 which make important alterations to the means by which the Regulations may be enforced. As always, the courts continue to develop doctrine and principle, most significantly, since the last edition, in the area of remedies for breach of contract and undue influence.

Sourcebook on Contract Law 2/e (Sourcebook Series)

DAVIES, Martin

Oughton

Routledge-Cavendish

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