Elements of Civil Causes of Action, 6th Edition Out of Stock
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Elements of Civil Causes of Action
Sixth
Edition
Michael G.
Sullivan (1945-2014)
Edited and Updated by Douglas S. MacGregor
©
2021
With more than 730 pages, the fully updated Sixth
Edition includes two new chapters (Barratry and Prescriptive Easements) and
breaks down 52 of the most common South Carolina civil causes of action into their
component parts. Chapters are organized alphabetically by cause of action and
are heavily annotated with pertinent citations to controlling authority, so
that what you get is the very essence of current South Carolina law in a
concise and convenient format which will save you hours of research time. Your
book purchase includes a download of the text and sample forms.
Summary of Contents
* Assault
* Barratry
* Battery
* Breach of Confidentiality/Contract/
Contract with Fraudulent Act/Fiduciary
Duty
* Consumer Protection Code Violation
* Defamation
* Dram Shop Liability
* Ejectment of Tenants
* False Imprisonment
* Insurance Bad Faith
* Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress/
Outrage
* Interference with a Contractual Relationship
* Legal Malpractice
* Loss of Consortium
* Medical Malpractice
* Negligence – Generally
* Negligent Entrustment/
Misrepresentation/Supervision
* Nuisance
* Payment of Wages Act Violation
* Premises Liability
• Prescriptive Easements
* Products Liability
* Slander of Title
* Trespass
* Unfair Trade Practices Action Violation
* Wrongful Birth/Death/Discharge
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