Law of Torts | Dr. ASHOK K. JAIN | EDITION 2025

📘 Law of Torts

Author: Commercial Law Publisher
Category: Law | Torts | Civil Law
Language: English

🔍 Authoritative & Exam-Oriented Guide to Law of Torts

Law of Torts is a foundational subject in legal education that deals with civil wrongs, liabilities, and remedies. Published by a reputed commercial law publisher, this book provides a clear, structured, and comprehensive understanding of tort law principles, making it an essential resource for law students, judiciary aspirants, and legal professionals.

The book is carefully designed for conceptual clarity, case-law understanding, and exam preparation, and is widely used in LLB / LLM courses and competitive examinations.

✅ Key Features

✔ Complete coverage of Law of Torts syllabus
✔ Simple explanation of fundamental tort principles
✔ Includes landmark case laws & illustrations
✔ Exam-oriented presentation for law students
✔ Clear, systematic & reader-friendly layout
✔ Published by a trusted commercial law publication
✔ Ideal for academics, courts & legal reference

🎯 Who Should Buy This Book?

Law Students (LLB / LLM)

Judiciary & State PCS Law Aspirants

Advocates & Legal Practitioners

UPSC (Law Optional) Candidates

Law Teachers & Researchers

Law Colleges & University Libraries

📚 What This Book Covers

Nature & scope of Law of Torts

General principles of tortious liability

Negligence, nuisance & defamation

Strict & absolute liability

Vicarious liability

Remedies & damages

Important judicial precedents

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If you are looking for a reliable, exam-focused, and concept-clear book on Law of Torts, this edition is a must-have. Trusted by students and legal institutions across India, it ensures accuracy, clarity, and academic relevance for success in law exams and practice.

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