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Torts in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series)
by Edward J. Kionka
from West
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Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 
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Torts by Kionka 
The fundamental rationale of torts admits to the fact that someone has been harmed. The common law developed a tort from
a group of wrongs including trespass, deceit, slander, assault and battery convergence and a number of other offenses. The mainstay claim is that someone has sustained a loss because of another's act or failure to act. Therefore, a common element of
tort liability is fault. The tortious conduct must fall below an accepted community threshold or standard of... more info
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An Okay Book, But There Are Better Ones For Students 
Honestly, this is a book you don't need. Torts are not that difficult and this text is not the best aid for a student. While it comprehensive on the subject, you'd be better served to supplement your casebook with a guide like an Emanuel or Gilberts. Because Torts are not that complex, the brevity and structure of those two will probablely better serve you when it comes time for the final. Furthermore, the Emmanuel's has two additions and tries to match sections to your casebook. While in general it is a... more info
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