The oldest family of torts, descended from the writ of trespass. Trespass to the person in its three forms, assault, battery and false imprisonment, with their requirements and defences; the rule in Wilkinson v Downton for intentionally inflicted harm; trespass to land; and trespass to goods. The course then analyses the family as a whole and applies it to complex facts.
Led by F.W. Maitland Simulacrum.
Module 1
Trespass to the Person
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Sub-units
○1.1Trespass to the Person Problem
Module 2
The Rule in Wilkinson v Downton
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Sub-units
○2.1Wilkinson v Downton Problem
Module 3
Trespass to Land and Trespass to Goods
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Sub-units
○3.1Land and Goods Problem
Module 4
Critical Evaluation
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Sub-units
○4.1Composite Scenario
Course complete
You have completed every module of this course. You may now print your certificate of completion.