| Description | | - Each question is accompanied by author commentary, an answer plan, and a full suggested answer, offering a complete guide to each topic
- Commentaries and bullet-pointed summaries of each answer can be used on their own to summarise a topic, or students can use this framework to write their own answer, making this book particularly versatile and allowing it to be used at all stages of revision
- Summary of each topic at the beginning of every chapter provides a useful overview of each area, reminding students of salient points as they revise for exams
- Further reading sections at the end of each chapter allow students to extend their knowledge of each topic, providing a platform to further study
| OUP's Law Questions and Answers
series gives students the opportunity to practise their exam techniques and evaluate and assess their progress. This new edition of Q&A Law
of Torts
has been fully revised to offer comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of all the essential aspects of the law. The ideal revision aid, it is divided into chapters covering each major topic, and contains
around fifty questions and full answers designed to test even the best prepared student. The book opens with a dedicated chapter on study skills, explaining how to answer both essay and problem type questions in the examination, as well as how to tackle coursework. Each chapter contains an introduction focusing on important legal aspects and summarising points of interest. After each question
there is a commentary which highlights the essential elements and indicates exactly what the examiners are looking for. Every commentary is followed by a bullet-pointed answer plan illuminating key points to provide students with instant confidence.
Online Resource Centre
Q&A Law of Torts
is accompanied by an Online Resource Centre providing annotated web links and a glossary of
terms from the Dictionary of Law.
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Readership: Law students on the LLB and GDL who are studying compulsory courses in Tort Law.
| Authors, editors,
and contributors |
David Oughton, Professor of Commercial Law, De Montfort University, Leicester,
John Marston, Principal Lecturer in the Department of Law, De Montfort University, Leicester, and
Barbara Harvey, Principal Lecturer in the Department of Law, De Montfort University, Leicester
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