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Torts in Commercial Law

Edited by: Simone Degeling, James Edelman, James Goudkamp

ISBN13: 9780455229232
Published: December 2011
Publisher: Thomson Reuters Australia
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Hardback
Price: £256.00



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Torts in Commercial Law guides practitioners through a complex, difficult and controversial area of the law, offering a resource illuminating the many particular and difficult issues at this intersection.

The third volume in a compelling “commercial law library”, accompanying Equity in Commercial Law and Unjust Enrichment in Commercial Law this new book will be turned to frequently. Based on the papers presented at the international conference, 'Torts in Commercial Law 2010', this book brings together in one volume a series of chapters from a team of prestigious contributors analysing the interaction of common law and equity in commercial law.

Its unique strength is its sustained examination and the conceptual unity that it brings to the subject matter. The world’s leading experts – practitioners, judges and academics – provide unique commentary in this key area of the law.

Subjects:
Commercial Law, Tort Law, Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
Introduction
Part I: General Themes and Directions
Part II: Economic Torts and Economic Loss
Part III: Insurance and the State
Part IV: Causation, Damages and Defences