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... tort ( Wilson v Pringle [ 1986 ] 3 WLR 1 , 8 ) . Assuming a continuing requirement for direct application of force , greater difficult would be encountered with the tort of battery or assault in the more common situation where a worker ...
... tort ( Wilson v Pringle [ 1986 ] 3 WLR 1 , 8 ) . Assuming a continuing requirement for direct application of force , greater difficult would be encountered with the tort of battery or assault in the more common situation where a worker ...
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... Tort Law Review at p 119 ) in : The idea that interference by one party should give rise to tort liability even though no property right of the plaintiff has been affected , no physical injury is inflicted on the plaintiff or his ...
... Tort Law Review at p 119 ) in : The idea that interference by one party should give rise to tort liability even though no property right of the plaintiff has been affected , no physical injury is inflicted on the plaintiff or his ...
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... tort Henderson v Merrett Syndicates Limited [ 1994 ] 3 WLR 761. ( Lords Keith , Goff , Browne - Wilkinson , Mustill and Nolan . ) In 1986 Lord Scarman , in the course of delivering the judgment of the Privy Council in Tai Hing Cotton ...
... tort Henderson v Merrett Syndicates Limited [ 1994 ] 3 WLR 761. ( Lords Keith , Goff , Browne - Wilkinson , Mustill and Nolan . ) In 1986 Lord Scarman , in the course of delivering the judgment of the Privy Council in Tai Hing Cotton ...
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