Law of Torts
Legal Studies · Class 12 · Topics in Law · 2.º Período

Law of Torts

Defines tortious liability, distinguishing it from criminal liability and breach of contract. Covers intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability.

CBSE Learning OutcomesCBSE Legal Studies Class XII Syllabus, Unit 2, Chapter 3NCERT Legal Studies Framework XII.II.3

About This Topic

Defines tortious liability, distinguishing it from criminal liability and breach of contract. Covers intentional torts, negligence, and strict liability.

Key Questions

  1. How does a tort differ from a crime?
  2. What are the essential elements to prove negligence?
  3. When is the principle of strict liability applied?

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