Clerk and Lindsell on Torts

This supplement to "Clerk and Lindsell on Torts" brings the 16th edition up to date. It includes coverage of: recent decisions establishing that concurrent duties could lie in contract and tort; the implications of Hunt v Severs; and the potential implications of Kharasandjian v Bush.

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The fourth cumulative supplement to "Clerk and Lindsell on Torts" brings the main work up to date, with full coverage of relevant legislation and cases, combining authority and analysis, in the familiar Clerk and Lindsell format. It includes coverage of: recent decisions establishing that concurrent duties could lie in contract and tort; Hunt v Severs, establishing the possibility of claiming the cost of nursing services where those services have been rendered by the defendant tortfeasor; and the potential implications of Kharasandjian v Bush allowing a person with no property interest in premises to sue in nuisance. In addition, there is full coverage of the Trade Union Reform and Employment Rights Act 1993, concerning the legality of strikes and other industrial action and establishing a Commissioner for Protection against Unlawful Industrial Action. Coverage is given of RSC Ord. 59, r. 11(4), enacted under section 8 of the Courts and Legal Services Act 1990.