Tort Law: A Comparative Introduction

Discover the fascinating world of tort law with Tort Law: A Comparative Introduction. This comprehensive textbook is designed to provide both undergraduate and postgraduate students with a deep understanding of the key concepts and doctrines of tort law. With its structured explanation and comparative approach, this book offers a unique perspective, examining case law and provisions from three major jurisdictions - England, France, and Germany.

What sets Tort Law: A Comparative Introduction apart is its direct comparison of legal systems. By exploring how different kinds of property or damage are matched in civil and common law systems, this book offers invaluable insights into the implementation of tort law across multiple jurisdictions. Furthermore, translated provisions from codes and statutes, particularly from French and German law, are included to facilitate easy access to these legal systems.

In addition, Tort Law: A Comparative Introduction clarifies corresponding concepts and terminology, providing readers with the necessary tools to navigate the legal environment that extends beyond a single jurisdiction. Moreover, examples of different solutions adopted by various jurisdictions serve to enrich the readers' contextual understanding.

With its global outlook, this textbook appeals to classes with a diverse range of perspectives. It goes beyond the confines of European tort law systems, offering introductory guidance to tort law systems outside of Europe. This broad coverage ensures that readers develop a working knowledge of major tort law systems, while also gaining a greater understanding of the main concepts in tort law.

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