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9780314146151

Cases And Materials On Torts

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    9780314146151

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    0314146156

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-07-30
  • Publisher: West Academic

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Summary

Traditionally organized along doctrinal lines with the exception of Chapter 5, which treats duty and proximate causation as related concepts. Streamlined chapters on intentional torts, standard of care in negligence, and causation. (A teacher can start with either intentional torts or negligence.) This enables a teacher to finish these basic materials in time to cover some of the more complex subjects that are the source of much current litigation, such as comparative responsibility schemes, multiparty litigation, products liability, communications torts, and business torts.

Table of Contents

Preface iii
Table of Cases
xvii
Trial Court Procedure in Torts Cases
1(7)
Intentional Harms to Persons and Property
8(65)
Introduction
8(1)
Battery
9(12)
Ghassemieh v. Schafer
9(4)
Note
13(1)
Garratt v. Dailey
14(2)
Notes
16(2)
Fisher v. Carrousel Motor Hotel, Inc.
18(2)
Notes
20(1)
Assault
21(2)
Vetter v. Morgan
21(1)
Notes
22(1)
False Imprisonment
23(5)
Herbst v. Wuennenberg
23(4)
Notes
27(1)
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
28(9)
Eckenrode v. Life of America Insurance Company
28(4)
Chuy v. Philadelphia Eagles Football Club
32(5)
Notes
37(1)
Trespass to Land
37(8)
Amphitheaters, Inc. v. Portland Meadows
37(2)
Notes
39(1)
Martin v. Reynolds Metals Company
40(4)
Notes
44(1)
Trespass to Chattels and Conversion
45(4)
Pearson v. Dodd
45(3)
Notes
48(1)
Defenses
49(24)
Consent
49(1)
O'Brien v. Cunard S.S. Co.
49(1)
Notes
50(1)
Overall v. Kadella
51(2)
Notes
53(1)
Hogan v. Tavzel
54(1)
Neal v. Neal
55(2)
Notes
57(1)
Self--Defense and Defense of Others
58(1)
Tatman v. Cordingly
58(2)
Notes
60(1)
Defense of Property
61(1)
Katko v. Briney
61(4)
Note
65(1)
Teel v. May Department Stores Co.
65(3)
Note
68(1)
Necessity
68(1)
Ploof v. Putnam
68(2)
Vincent v. Lake Erie Transp. Co.
70(3)
Negligence---Introduction and Standard of Care
73(43)
Introduction
73(4)
Substandard Care
77(9)
Grace & Co. v. City of Los Angeles
77(2)
Notes
79(4)
T. J. Hooper
83(2)
Notes
85(1)
The ``Reasonable Person''
86(10)
Vaughan v. Menlove
86(1)
Notes
87(1)
Roberts v. State of Louisiana
88(3)
Note
91(1)
Strait v. Crary
92(2)
Notes
94(2)
Violation of Statute
96(15)
Martin v. Herzog
96(3)
Notes
99(1)
Tedla v. Ellman
100(4)
Notes
104(1)
Gorris v. Scott
104(2)
Potts v. Fidelity Fruit & Produce Co.
106(1)
Zerby v. Warren
107(4)
Res Ipsa Loquitur
111(5)
Colmenares Vivas v. Sun Alliance Insurance Co.
111(4)
Notes
115(1)
Cause in Fact
116(53)
The But-For Test
117(9)
East Texas Theatres, Inc. v. Rutledge
117(3)
Marek v. Southern Enterprises, Inc.
120(1)
Notes
121(5)
Limited-Purpose Substitutes for the Standard But-For Test: The Substantial Factor Test
126(4)
Basko v. Sterling Drug, Inc.
126(2)
Notes
128(2)
Limited--Purpose Substitutes for the Standard But-For Test: The Alternative Liability, Concerted Action, and Market Share Theories
130(13)
Pennfield Corp. v. Meadow Valley Electric, Inc.
130(3)
Notes
133(2)
Bichler v. Eli Lilly and Co.
135(5)
Notes
140(3)
Limited--Purpose Substitutes for the Standard But-For Test: The Lost Opportunity Doctrine
143(7)
Grant v. American National Red Cross
143(3)
Notes
146(4)
Apportioning Damages According to Causation
150(19)
Apportioning Harm Caused by Multiple Tortfeasors
150(1)
Piner v. Superior Court
150(6)
Notes
156(1)
Apportioning Harm Caused by a Combination of Tortious Conduct and Other Causes
157(1)
Follett v. Jones
157(1)
Lancaster v. Norfolk and Western Railway Co.
158(4)
Notes
162(1)
Blatz v. Allina Health System
163(4)
Notes
167(2)
The ``Legal Cause'' Issue
169(47)
The Structural Vocabulary of Negligence Law
169(3)
Legal Cause: Basic Concepts
172(30)
The Glendola
172(2)
Notes
174(1)
Overseas Tankship Ltd. v. Morts Dock & Engineering Co. Ltd. (Wagon Mound I)
175(3)
Notes
178(5)
Palsgraf v. Long Island R. Co.
183(6)
Notes
189(4)
Edwards v. Honeywell, Inc.
193(6)
Notes
199(3)
Legal Cause: Current Ferment
202(14)
Hunley v. DuPont Automotive
202(5)
Notes
207(1)
Meyering v. General Motors Corporation
208(5)
Notes
213(3)
The Duty Issue
216(98)
Introduction: The Principle of Heaven v. Pender
216(2)
Privity of Contract
218(4)
Bush v. Seco Electric Co.
219(2)
Notes
221(1)
Duty to Act? Nonfeasance vs. Misfeasance
222(13)
Lacey v. United States
223(1)
Notes
224(1)
Schenk v. Mercury Marine Division
225(2)
Notes
227(2)
Galanti v. United States
229(3)
Notes
232(3)
Mental and Emotional Harm
235(18)
Bosley v. Andrews
235(3)
Notes
238(1)
Niederman v. Brodsky
238(3)
Notes
241(1)
Sinn v. Burd
241(4)
Notes
245(1)
Armstrong v. Paoli Memorial Hospital
245(6)
Notes
251(2)
Economic Loss Without Physical Injury
253(18)
State of La. ex rel. Guste v. M/V Testbank
254(10)
Notes
264(2)
Moransais v. Heathman
266(4)
Notes
270(1)
Owners and Occupiers of Land
271(24)
Occupier's Liability for Injuries Off the Land
271(1)
Sprecher v. Adamson Companies
272(4)
Notes
276(1)
Occupier's Liability for Injuries on the Premises
276(2)
Stitt v. Holland Abundant Life Fellowship
278(5)
Notes
283(1)
Occupier's Liability to Children Injured on the Premises
284(1)
Thunder Hawk v. Union Pacific R.R. Co.
285(5)
Notes
290(1)
Owner's Liability for Injuries on Leased Land
291(1)
Sargent v. Ross
291(4)
Note
295(1)
Duty to Protect Against Third--Party Torts and Crimes
295(19)
Stagl v. Delta Airlines, Inc.
297(4)
Notes
301(2)
McCarthy v. Olin Corporation
303(6)
Notes
309(1)
Braun v. Soldier of Fortune, Inc.
309(3)
Notes
312(2)
Vicarious Liability
314(11)
Ira S. Bushey & Sons, Inc. v. United States
315(3)
Notes
318(1)
Pusey v. Bator
319(5)
Notes
324(1)
Damages
325(50)
Introduction
325(1)
Compensatory Damages for Physical Harms to Property
326(1)
Compensatory Damages in Personal Injury Cases
326(24)
Rodriguez v. McDonnell Douglas Corp.
328(8)
Notes
336(1)
McDougald v. Garber
337(6)
Notes
343(2)
Haynes v. Yale--New Haven Hospital
345(4)
Notes
349(1)
Wrongful Death and Survival Actions
350(10)
Aspinall v. McDonnell Douglas Corp.
352(1)
Note
353(1)
McDavid v. United States
353(4)
Notes
357(3)
Other Compensatory Damage Issues
360(5)
Punitive Damages
365(10)
State Farm Mutual Auto. Ins. Co. v. Campbell
365(7)
Notes
372(3)
Affirmative Defenses Based on Plaintiff's Conduct
375(43)
Introduction
375(1)
Contributory and Comparative Negligence
376(17)
Hoffman v. Jones
377(4)
Notes
381(5)
Wassell v. Adams
386(5)
Notes
391(2)
Failure to Avoid Consequences; Failure to Mitigate Damages
393(10)
Dare v. Sobule
393(3)
Hutchins v. Schwartz
396(4)
Notes
400(3)
Assumption of the Risk
403(7)
Bennett v. Hidden Valley Golf and Ski, Inc.
403(3)
Notes
406(4)
Imputed Contributory Fault
410(8)
Continental Auto Lease Corporation v. Campbell
411(2)
Notes
413(1)
White v. Lunder
414(2)
Notes
416(2)
Other Affirmative Defenses
418(18)
Statutes of Limitations
418(10)
Jolly v. Eli Lilly & Co.
418(4)
Notes
422(1)
Feltmeier v. Feltmeier
423(4)
Notes
427(1)
Statutes of Repose
428(3)
Bradway v. American National Red Cross
428(2)
Notes
430(1)
Express Assumption of Risk
431(5)
Holzer v. Dakota Speedway, Inc.
431(4)
Notes
435(1)
Comparative Responsibility in Multiparty Litigation
436(33)
Introduction
436(1)
Contribution and Indemnity
437(2)
Brochner v. Western Insurance Company
437(2)
Notes
439(1)
Joint and Several Liability
439(13)
Kaeo v. Davis
439(2)
Notes
441(1)
Brown v. Keill
441(6)
Notes
447(2)
Varela v. American Petrofina Company of Taxas, Inc.
449(2)
Notes
451(1)
Partial Settlements
452(9)
McDermott, Inc. v. AmClyde
453(7)
Notes
460(1)
Application of Comparative Responsibility to Causes of Action Other Than Negligence
461(5)
Bonpus v. Fagan
461(2)
Notes
463(3)
Apportionment by Causation and Fault in the Same Case
466(3)
Immunities
469(43)
Government Immunity
470(30)
State and Local Governments
470(1)
Hicks v. State
470(4)
Notes
474(1)
Federal Government
475(1)
Federal Tort Claims Act
475(3)
United States v. Gaubert
478(6)
Notes
484(1)
Judicially Created Immunity
485(1)
United States v. Johnson
486(8)
Note
494(1)
Immunity of Governmental Officers and Employees
494(1)
The ``Public Duty'' Doctrine
495(1)
Riss v. City of New York
495(4)
Notes
499(1)
Family Immunities
500(12)
Price v. Price
500(3)
Broadbent v. Broadbent
503(9)
Medical Malpractice
512(13)
Professional Standard of Care
512(7)
Melville v. Southward
512(6)
Notes
518(1)
Informed Consent
519(6)
Harnish v. Children's Hospital Medical Center
520(3)
Notes
523(2)
Common Law Strict Liability
525(11)
Animals
525(1)
Abnormally Dangerous Activities
526(10)
Rylands v. Fletcher
526(2)
Note
528(2)
Siegler v. Kuhlman
530(4)
Notes
534(2)
Products Liability
536(54)
Introduction
536(4)
Emergence of Strict Tort Liability
540(4)
Greenman v. Yuba Power Products, Inc.
540(3)
Notes
543(1)
Defect
544(20)
Gray v. Manitowoc Co., Inc.
544(4)
Phillips v. Kimwood Machine Company
548(5)
Notes
553(1)
Feldman v. Lederle Laboratories
554(6)
Notes
560(1)
Potter v. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
561(2)
Note
563(1)
Causation
564(3)
Elmore v. American Motors Corp.
565(1)
Notes
566(1)
Pure Economic Loss
567(8)
Saratoga Fishing Co. v. J.M. Martinac & Co.
567(7)
Notes
574(1)
Consumer Conduct Defenses
575(7)
Daly v. General Motors Corp.
575(6)
Notes
581(1)
Parties and Transactions Governed by Strict Tort Liability
582(8)
Hoffman v. Simplot Aviation, Inc.
582(5)
Notes
587(1)
Hoover v. Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.
587(1)
Notes
588(2)
Nuisance
590(11)
Amphitheaters, Inc. v. Portland Meadows
590(3)
Notes
593(1)
Boomer v. Atlantic Cement Co.
594(4)
Notes
598(3)
Index 601

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