Essays on Torts - PDF

Tort doctrine is unlikely to enjoy the luxury of a static state. Change, be it in social behaviour, in community expectations, in industry and commerce, in technology, in legislation or in governmental regulation, imposes constant pressures and demands upon this most basic area of law. In consequence, certainty can at least be only provisional; and this has clear implications for the formulation of doctrine in a workable and acceptable form. Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF. This collection of essays have this as a recurrent theme.
In common with its predecessors Equity, Equity and Commercial Relationships and Contract this volume is the product of a small seminar held at the Australian National University in May of 1988.

Tort doctrine is unlikely to enjoy the luxury of a static state. Change, be it in social behaviour, in community expectations, in industry and commerce, in technology, in legislation or in governmental regulation, imposes constant pressures and demands upon this most basic area of law. In consequence, certainty can at least be only provisional; and this has clear implications for the formulation of doctrine in a workable and acceptable form. Part of the Finn Essay Series available in PDF. This collection of essays have this as a recurrent theme.
In common with its predecessors Equity, Equity and Commercial Relationships and Contract this volume is the product of a small seminar held at the Australian National University in May of 1988.