A history of tort law 1900-1950 /
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Cambridge, United Kingdom :
Cambridge University Press,
2015
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Table of Contents:
- Part I. Definition and theory
- War
- Women
- Children
- Media
- Roads
- Workmen
- Part II. The Law Revision Committee
- Death
- Contribution
- Husbands
- Contributory negligence
- Conclusion : Beyond 1950
- Appendix. Lipstein and Gutteridge on defamation
- The impact of institutions and professions on fault liability in England / Paul Mitchell
- The impact of institutions and professions on compensation for occupational injury in England / Peter Bartrip
- The impact of institutions and professions in Scotland / Elspeth Reid
- The impact of institutions and professions in France / Paula Giliker
- The impact of institutions and professions in Germany / Jens M. Scherpe
- The impact of institutions and professions in the Netherlands / Esther Engelhard and Ivo Giesen
- The impact of institutions and professions in Spain / Isabel GonzÁlez Pacanowska and Martin García-Ripoll Montijano
- The impact of institutions and professions in Sweden / Mårten Schultz
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction; Part I: 2. Definition and theory; 3. War; 4. Women; 5. Children; 6. Media; 7. Roads; 8. Workmen; Part II: 9. The Law Revision Committee; 10. Death; 11. Contribution; 12. Husbands; 13. Contributory negligence; 14. Conclusion: beyond 1950; Appendix. Gutteridge and Lipstein on defamation: 'Defamation in European Systems of Law' by K. Lipstein; 'General Observations' by H.C. Gutteridge