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Clerk & Lindsell on torts

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Sweet & Maxwell, 1995 - Law - 1662 pages

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THIS IS THE GREATEST HELPING OF TORT Once again, the Sweet and Maxwell Common Law Library have produced an edition of its incomparable work of art as far as explanations of the Law of Torts are ...

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Contents

Tables of Cases
xvii
Tables of Statutes
cclvii
Table of Rules and Orders cclxxxix
cclxxix
Copyright

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TitleClerk & Lindsell on torts
Issue 3 of Common law library
AuthorsJohn Frederic Clerk, William Harry Barber Lindsell, Margaret Brazier
EditorMargaret Brazier
Edition17
PublisherSweet & Maxwell, 1995
Original fromthe University of California
Digitized17 Apr 2008
ISBN0421513101, 9780421513105
Length1662 pages
Subjects › 

Law / Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice
Law / Taxation
Law / Torts
Torts
Torts - Great Britain
Torts/ Great Britain
  
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