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Intentional Torts deal with trespasses to person, land and goods, as well as privacy. They cover aspects such as assault, battery, conversion and detinue. These notes do not include negligence.

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Intentional Torts Notes

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  • Approximately 320 pages

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  • Grade: High Distinction
  • Institution: Griffith University (unaffiliated)
  • Country: Australia
  • Level: Undergraduate

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