tort law (Laws002)

Essay plans for Tort law covering topics that are commonly examined. Student achieved first class in the exam (72).

covers all topics on the module, summarised to the principles + PQ structure. Gives hints in red as to how to tackle PQs to get a first class. Student achieved first class in the exam (72).

The table is an easy-to-follow, comprehensive revision guide, which covers the following topics in tort law: intentional torts (assault, battery), defamation, negligence (each element of the tort covered, specific duty of care scenarios covered), nuisance, damages for personal injury. Note that the elements of each tort are tackled in the order one might use in problem questions. Note also that this table contains information and extracts from textbooks (Lunney&Oliphant, Steele, Mulheron).

This is an introductory document to tort law, consisting of a combination of information from module guide, text books and lecture notes into a summarized easy to understand format

Comprehensive first class Tort Law essay outlines from University College London (2019/2020).

This set of notes covers the topic of defamation in tort law. It contains lecture notes, case summaries, extracts from various textbooks, helpful pointers for answering exam questions, and useful material for essay questions specifically (academic articles/ opinions). Please note that this document includes extracts and/ or information from multiple textbooks (Lunney & Oliphant, Steele, Mulheron)

This set of notes covers the topic of nuisance in tort law. It contains lecture notes, case summaries, extracts from the leading textbook, as well as helpful pointers for exam questions. Please note that this document includes extracts and/ or information from multiple textbooks (Lunney & Oliphant, Steele, Mulheron)

This set of notes covers the topic of vicarious liability in tort law. It contains lecture notes, case summaries, extracts from the leading textbook, and helpful pointers for exam questions. Please note that this document includes extracts and/ or information from multiple textbooks (Lunney & Oliphant, Steele, Mulheron)