Salmond's Law of Torts: A Treatise on the English Law of Liability for Civil Injuries

action will lie adjoining agent amount animals apply authorised authority bailee bailment Bank breach of contract cause of action chattel claim common law compensation consequences contributory negligence conversion Corporation Court of Appeal dangerous decision defamation defendant defendant's detinue doctrine duty easement employer employment entitled existence fact Fletcher Goddard harm Harvard Essays held liable highway Holdsworth House of Lords independent contractor injunction injury John Salmond judgment jury land law of torts liability libel limited Lord Atkin Lord Porter Lord Sumner Lord Wright loss malice master merely natural novus actus nuisance obstruction occupier ordinary owner plaintiff plead Pollock possession possessory premises principle privilege prove question reasonable recover remedy respect responsible result right of action riparian Scrutton servant Sir John Salmond Smith statute statutory sued sufficient third person tort trespass trover Vide infra Vide supra Winfield wrongdoer wrongful act wrongfully