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December focus: Tort law
There's a lot more to tort law than snails and banana skins, Oxford's range of tort law titles includes regularly updated textbooks written by some of the foremost authorities on the subject, best sellers designed to support students and get them thinking critically. Browse the selected chapters we've gathered together for December, and journey through privacy, psychiatric harm, liability, trespass and more...
Non-subscribers can access the tort law collection freely until 31 December.
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