Canadian Edition of the Law of Torts

action actual agent alleged allowed amount appear apply arising arrest authority breach brought cause cause of action charge chattel circumstances claim committed common law consequence contract conversion corporation course Court damage danger decision defendant defendant's distress doubt duty effect employed employer entitled evidence execution exercise existence express fact followed give given ground hand held highway horse injury intention interest judgment jury knowledge land liable libel limited Lord malicious master means merely Municipal nature necessary negligence notice nuisance officer Ontario owner particular party person plaintiff possession premises prevent principle privileged proceedings protection prove question railway reason recover regarded remedy repair respect responsible result rule seems servant statute sued sufficient supra taken tenant term thing third tion tort trespass Vict wrong