<p>The main authority on the law of negligence, and frequently cited in court,&nbsp;Charlesworth &amp; Percy on Negligence&nbsp;covers both common law and statutory duty.</p>

<p>Building on the excellence of previous editions, the 14th edition focuses on the considerable body of new case law that has emerged since the previous edition, recent legislative changes and a brand new chapter on the contribution of tortfeasors.</p>

<p>Sets out comprehensively the general principles, covering duty of care and liability issues under the tort of negligence<br />
Shows how the principles developed through the application of the common law and explains how the law of negligence has been applied in the UK and Commonwealth jurisdictions<br />
Explains the duty to take care, when it exists, between what parties it exists and to assess quickly if a cause for action exists<br />
Explains what remedies may be available, including damages and investigates the remoteness of damages as a remedy<br />
Explains the burden of proof in negligence cases<br />
Demonstrates the defences and discharges from liability<br />
Differentiates between nuisance and negligence<br />
Demonstrates the standard of care principle in relation to persons professing some special skill, highways and transport, employee employer relationship<br />
Provides an essential reference for every negligence case whether it is to do with personal injury including resulting in death, property, product liability and injury caused by animals and death<br />
Differentiates between absolute and strict liability<br />
Includes up-to-date statutory duties which means you will know exactly how recent changes apply<br />
Shows, through a detailed analysis of case law, how the principles work in specific situations and sets out the implications of new developments to help you take a view on your particular case</p>
