The Law of Torts: A Treatise on the English Law of Liability for Civil Injuries

accident action will lie actual Admiralty Commissioners agent apply authorised authority bailee Bohlen breach of contract cause of action chattel collision common law consequences contributory negligence corporation Court of Appeal danger decision defamatory defendant defendant's detinue distinction duty easement employer employment entitled existence fact fraud harm Harvard Essays held liable highway Holdsworth House of Lords husband independent contractor infra injunction intention Jeremiah Smith joint wrongdoers judgment jury justice land law of torts libel licensee Lord Sumner loss malicious master mens rea merely natural novus actus nuisance obstruction occupier owner party plaintiff possession premises principle privilege purpose question railway reasonable recover remedy remoteness of damage respect responsible right of action riparian says servant Singleton Abbey Sir John Salmond Smith statement statute statutory sued suffered sufficient supra third person tion tort trade trespass trover vicarious liability wilful wrongful act wrongfully