The Law of Torts by Sir Frederick Pollock | 13th Edition | MPP House

Author

Sir Frederick Pollock

Publisher

MPP House

Edition

Thirteenth Edition (Hardbound Reprint)

Why Choose This Book?

Sir Frederick Pollock's The Law of Torts is one of the enduring classics of common law jurisprudence. First published in 1887, it explains the principles governing civil wrongs through coherent legal theory rather than isolated rules. This thirteenth edition also includes Pollock's draft Code of Civil Wrongs prepared for the Government of India, making it especially valuable for comparative legal research and academic study.

About the Book

This authoritative treatise examines the foundations of tort liability, negligence, trespass, nuisance, defamation, property damage, and legal remedies within the common law tradition. Pollock emphasizes the underlying principles of responsibility and civil obligation while discussing who may sue, available defenses, and the nature of legal compensation. A distinguished reference for postgraduate students, legal scholars, judges, and practitioners interested in tort law and comparative jurisprudence.

Related Subjects

• Tort Law

• Common Law

• Civil Wrongs

• Jurisprudence

• Comparative Law

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Shipping Note

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Caveat Legalis

A classic reprint intended for academic, professional, and comparative legal research. Particularly suited for advanced study of common law tort principles.

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