70311
Torts
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Sell your textbook for 70311Australian Principles of Tort Law
Pam E. Stewart, Anita Stuhmcke
For sale by Fipe Everett & Sheila for $75
Torts Cases and Commentary
Harold Luntz, David Hambly, Kylie Burns, Joachim Dietrich & Neil Foster
For sale by Fiona for $50
Complete Torts HD Notes (Spring 2017 - Latest Content)
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Complete summary covering the entire Torts semester from beginning to end, including ALL relevant au...
34 pages, 10982 words
70311 Torts Fully Annotated Exam Notes
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I scored an 81 in this subject, these notes are the ones I took into the exam. This subject is somew...
75 pages, 19266 words
TORTS EXAM NOTES (82%)
Written by Ellyse
this is really helpful in the exam-it has alot of case examples which are useful in applying in the...
42 pages, 14876 words
HD Notes Full Coverage Exam and Tutorial Torts 70311
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70311 UTS Torts - textbook summarised, contains most of the relevant cases, scored a distinction with these notes
Written by M
Torts is a very intense and content heavy subject. You'll need to keep up to date with all your read...
52 pages, 22982 words
Cohesive & Thorough Torts Notes
Written by Naomi
The notes cover all course content including cases, and also has an answer outline that I created fo...
115 pages, 74107 words
Torts Exam Notes
Written by Grace
Concise with references to case names and years for all principles- notes used in exam to achieve a...
36 pages, 10345 words
COMPLETE TORTS SUMMARIES - 86% HD IN SUBJECT!!
Written by Lydia
These tort summaries are everything you need to get a HD in this course! They follow the course week...
167 pages, 90000 words
COMPLETE DISTINCTION TORTS NOTES AND STRUCTURES [UPDATED SPRING 2017]
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I have compiled a set of complete Torts notes/structures using the required textbook, seminar discus...
52 pages, 26811 words
Torts Exam Notes
Written by Christina
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Reviews
Torts was my third law subject at UTS and the most interesting so far. Torts, along with Crim Proc, is what you'd think law is about. You learn about the various duties of care owed by individuals, employers, public authorities, etc. to individuals, employees and the public. You will research very interesting cases, some of which date back to only a few years ago. You will have seminars dedicated to discussing the law of torts as well as answering problem questions. CP is 20% which will get doubled up and substitute the other mark you get for the research essay if you've done better in it. This mechanism is there to maximise your mark. Also a mechanism to allow you to completely ignore either CP or the essay and work hard on the other. There are about 100 cases which come up in the course but only a few will be of use in the exam. It would be a good idea to have a short summary for all cases for class discussion, and then about 20 out of all for the exam. These will be cases with significant ratios and legal concepts. The exam is open book with two problem questions. If the problem questions allows you to talk about many things you've learnedd you will be able to, provided you have good notes and have studied, achieve a distinction overall.
Anonymous, Semester 2, 2015
A great and interesting subject by far and having one of the textbook co-authors, Pam, was one of the best experiences. Would love to have done more torts, by far one of the most interesting substantive law subjects.
Anonymous, Semester 1, 2014
That note was really helpful. Thanks