70311
Torts
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Textbooks
Sell your textbook for 70311Australian Principles of Tort Law (4th Ed)
Pam Stewart, Anita Stuhmcke
For sale by Shreenkhala for $80
Torts
Harold Luntz, David Hambly, Kylie Burns, Joachim Dietrich, Neil Foster, Genevieve Grant, Sirko Harder
For sale by Georgia for $50
Notes
View all 70311 notes86% [HD] Torts Exam Cheat Sheet / Scaffold (FINISH THE EXAM ON TIME)
Covers intentional torts (trespass to land, battery, assault, false imprisonment, mental harm), negl...
21 pages, 10103 words
70311: Torts Final Exam Notes - Step-by-Step Guide to Answering Problem Question
An easy to follow, step-by-step guide to answering problem questions. It has relevant legislation, c...
55 pages, 21721 words
High Distinction UTS Torts Notes
These comprehensive Torts notes are perfect for use in the tutorials, assignments and final exam. I...
46 pages, 21379 words
Torts: notes, elements and case summary
Ridiculously comprehensive notes to help you ace the final exam including CASE SUMMARIES (case name,...
100 pages, 37066 words
HD TORTS NOTES - all you will need for CP and exam
These incredibly detailed notes cover every topic of the semester. They have all the material needed...
154 pages, 59055 words
HD Condensed Torts Notes + Scaffolds to answer problem questions
have summarised my notes to be as helpful as possible because no one wants a massive unorganised doc...
58 pages, 18040 words
Ranked 1st in Torts HD Notes w/ CP + Exam Scaffold [most downloads]
This is a comprehensive set of notes for the 70311 Torts. These are the ones I used in the exam to g...
262 pages, 98390 words
HD 70311 Torts Exam Notes
Comprehensive set of notes that covers all relevant materials and summarises Torts law perfectly. Ex...
97 pages, 39211 words
70311 Torts: Comprehensive HD Notes (86%)
Full notes that include all examinable topics covered over the Autumn 2020 semester Easy to Follo...
89 pages, 23827 words
Torts - Whole Textbook + Seminar Notes - High Distinction (90)
Summary of Entire Course (Including UTS Self-study topics Nuisance and Death). High Distinction...
185 pages, 80000 words
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Reviews
I was nervous to do this subject when I saw the exam weighing was 60%. It is a subject full of extensive workload, however, it is soooo interesting. The tutor was a practicing lawyer so she made learning to be fun and engaging. Exam was tough but interesting.
Anonymous, Spring session, 2018
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