Philosophical Foundations of Tort Law

Name: Philosophical Foundations of Tort Law
Author: David G. Owen

by David G. Owen

Philosophy

1996

In this collection of 19 original essays leading legal scholars and philosphers examine the latest thinking on the rationales & current developments of tort law.

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