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Australian Tort Law and Its Development

   

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3QUESTION:....................................................................................................................................3Principles of trot law in Australian legal system....................................................................3CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................7REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8
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INTRODUCTIONIn this modern world, law has gain its significant importance. Law has been defined asthe system of rules and regulations which is connected and influenced by the social andgovernmental institutions. There are different forms of law that includes contract law, civil law,criminal law, etc (Aust, 2010). Tort law is the type of civil law, which means an act or a deedconsist of civil wrong. In this report, it will be discussing about various concepts of tort law inthe context of Australian legal system. Also, differences between the Australian and Europeanlaw will be illustrated in this present paper. In the context of the legal system in Australia, thereare various principles under the Tort law. Other variables of modern Australian law in tort areaof law will also be discussed. QUESTION:Principles of trot law in Australian legal systemA tort is a legal concept in which there is a civil wrong other than a breach of contract.Tort law law is considered as the source in which the lawful acts or law can intervene betweenthe individuals in the respect of relationships and deciding a correct form of conduct or wrong.There are several number of torts which are in existence in nature. The legal nature has beenderived from the common law (Anton, Beaumont and McEleavy, 2011). It is the power of courtto to define and explain any sort of existing tort and also to realise or recognise the new tort withthe medium of common law. In the culture of Australia tort cannot be defined as the specificlegislature or statute , which requires its legal interpretation. Although each states , it can beevaluated that each state in Australia has crated its own statutes so that it can be able to over ridethe common law in Australia, which can be particularly in the field of negligence , personal andother injuries and defamation ad other like issues. It can be evaluated that there are many otherforms of Tort law in the aspect of Australian legal system. Also, it can also be evaluated that the
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