Add to ORKGAs might have been expected a large portion of the litigation before the Tennessee appellate courts during the Survey period involved tort actions. Most of these actions, of course, were based upon negligence. There were several cases involving the intentional harms of assault and battery and false imprisonment. No cases were decided involving deceit, defamation, strict liability or interference with advantageous relations
Centuries ago, the noted Irish satirist, Jonathan Swift, made a modest proposal\u27 that the inhabi...
There were only two cases reported during the survey period on the subject of liability insurance. I...
The age-old doctrine of governmental immunity from suit seems gradually to be passing into the disca...
There were over forty appellate decisions during the past year in the field of Torts. All but about ...
As usual, a considerable number of cases involving tort law were decided during the survey period. O...
This article provides a survey of Kentucky legal developments in the area of tort law. During the pa...
Though negligence is emphasized as a basis for determining liability in tort law, Professor Peck poi...
The principal torts decisions this Survey year, especially in the products liability area, seemed to...
In preparing this bulletin an examination has been made of all the published opinions of Tennessee. ...
The remark has occasionally been made that there is nothing that can accurately be called a law of ...
Covers cases on contributory negligence as not a defense to wanton misconduct, on res ipsa loquitur ...
This Recent Development traces the Supreme Court\u27s development of the analogous private liability...
As usual, there were about forty reported Torts cases this year. There were no striking new developm...
Tort Liability: The case of Bricker v. Sims\u27 was one of four cases tried together involving the t...
Wigmore, writing in 1911, said: The general question... whether an injury caused by the defendant w...
Centuries ago, the noted Irish satirist, Jonathan Swift, made a modest proposal\u27 that the inhabi...
There were only two cases reported during the survey period on the subject of liability insurance. I...
The age-old doctrine of governmental immunity from suit seems gradually to be passing into the disca...
There were over forty appellate decisions during the past year in the field of Torts. All but about ...
As usual, a considerable number of cases involving tort law were decided during the survey period. O...
This article provides a survey of Kentucky legal developments in the area of tort law. During the pa...
Though negligence is emphasized as a basis for determining liability in tort law, Professor Peck poi...
The principal torts decisions this Survey year, especially in the products liability area, seemed to...
In preparing this bulletin an examination has been made of all the published opinions of Tennessee. ...
The remark has occasionally been made that there is nothing that can accurately be called a law of ...
Covers cases on contributory negligence as not a defense to wanton misconduct, on res ipsa loquitur ...
This Recent Development traces the Supreme Court\u27s development of the analogous private liability...
As usual, there were about forty reported Torts cases this year. There were no striking new developm...
Tort Liability: The case of Bricker v. Sims\u27 was one of four cases tried together involving the t...
Wigmore, writing in 1911, said: The general question... whether an injury caused by the defendant w...
Centuries ago, the noted Irish satirist, Jonathan Swift, made a modest proposal\u27 that the inhabi...
There were only two cases reported during the survey period on the subject of liability insurance. I...
The age-old doctrine of governmental immunity from suit seems gradually to be passing into the disca...