Law Of Torts

"Ratanlal and Dhirajlal's THE LAW OF TORTS is another legal classic. It is the most original, authentic, dependable and brilliant work having a profound impact on its vast readership that covers judges, lawyers, police officers, administrators, law teachers and academicians, students, research scholars and in fact every one who is in any way concerned with the administration of Criminal Law and Justice in this country.""Revised by the eminent jurist Hon'ble Mr. Justice Guru Prasanna Singh, Lokayukta Madhya Pradesh, Former Chief Justice, M.P. High Court, Former Chairman, M.P. Law Commission, Former Acting Governor of Madhya Pradesh and author of 'Principles of Statutory Interpretation' this work of the great masters will retain its freshness and appeal. The present 25th edition has been thoroughly revised and at places even re-written in the light of all statutory amendments and plethora of cases that have emerged during the last 5 years.""Completing more than one hundred nine years of its existence, since the first edition of this monumental work was published in 1897, and having practically surpassed more than a fifty thousand of circulation-mark by now, this glorious work of the celebrated authors in its present edition, will find ready and whole-hearted acceptance. In all its glory this New Edition, thoroughly revised, is now released with the fondest of all hopes that it will meet the tumultuous welcome from its vast readership.""General Contents I. General Principles, II. Some General Elements in Torts, III. Personal Capacity, IV. Foreign Torts, V. Justification of Torts, VI. Death in Relation to Torts, VII. Discharge of Torts, VIII. Liability for Wrongs Committed by Others, IX. Remedies, X. Classification of Torts, XI. Trespass to person, XII. Defamation, XIII. Malicious Proceedings, XIV. Wrongs Relating to Domestic and Other Miscellaneous Rights, XV. Tort to Reality or Immovable Property, XVI. Torts to Personality or Movable Property, XVII. Torts Affecting Immovable as well as Movable Property, XVIII. Torts to Incorporeal Personal Property, XIX. Negligence and Allied Topics, XX. Nuisance, XXI. Fraud and Negligenes Misstatement, Appendix I-The Motor Vehicles Act, 1939, Appendix II-The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, Appendix III-Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster, Summary."