103r Law of Torts - undergraduate Study at Lancaster University Law School


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Undergraduate Introduction to LLB Degrees Admissions Information Student Profiles About the Law School The colleges Information for parents Undergraduate Enquiries Wendy Doggett Tel: +44 1524 592465 Email: w.doggett@lancaster.ac.uk	103r - Law of Torts Law 103r introduces the students to the law of torts, covering topics such as negligence, trespass, nuisance, Rylands v Fletcher , breach of statutory duty, defamation and privacy. Students will engage with theoretical perspectives and academic critique as well as the substantive law in order to gain an informed and critical overview of the subject. The course is assessed by 50% coursework and 50% unseen examination. «Go Back	Law Society Visit the Law Society Website Careers & Links to the Professions Visit our careers page to find out more about career opportunities and to see our timetable of careers events. Current Undergrads Undergraduate Resources & Information Information for: Alumni Business Media
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