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"Canadian Tort Law, 16th Edition" is a comprehensive textbook that serves as a crucial resource for students and legal professionals studying tort law in Canada. It provides in-depth analyses of the principles and doctrines that govern tortious liability, integrating legal theory with practical examples and case law. The latest edition reflects recent developments in tort law, ensuring that readers are updated with contemporary legal standards and interpretations across Canadian jurisdictions.
The authors of this edition are respected experts in the field of tort law, known for their clear explanations and insightful commentary. The book is extensively referenced, making it suitable not only for academic purposes but also for practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of tort issues. It explores various categories of torts, including negligence, intentional torts, and strict liability, illustrating how these categories apply in real-world legal scenarios.
The bibliographic information for "Canadian Tort Law, 16th Edition" includes the following details:
– Authors: Alan M. McGowan, Roy A. Leckie, and others.
– Publisher: Emond Montgomery Publications.
– ISBN: 978-1-77255-171-0 (specific ISBN may vary depending on the edition and format).
The book is an essential tool for anyone interested in grasping the complexities of tort law in Canada. It not only aids in the academic study of law but also serves as a practical guide for legal practitioners. By intertwining theoretical foundations with practical applications, "Canadian Tort Law, 16th Edition" remains an invaluable asset for understanding the intricacies of liability and justice in the Canadian legal system.
