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Jacqueline Martin, Nicholas Price AQA A-level Law for Year 1/AS

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Unit: AQA Tort Law (7162)

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Topics:
- Negligence
- Psychiatric injury negligence
- Economic loss negligence
- OLA 1957
- OLA 1984
- Private nuisance
- Rylands v Fletcher
- Vicarious liability
- Standard defences
o Consent volenti
o Contributory negligence
- Remedies

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