South Carolina Requests to Charge - Civil, 2nd Edition Out of Stock

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The Honorable Ralph King Anderson, Jr. 

 

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South Carolina Requests to Charge-Civil, Second Edition includes 34 chapters and hundreds of individual charges covering all the major civil causes of action in South Carolina, as well as general instructions on everything from juror note taking and case discussion to burden of proof, deposition testimony, expert witnesses (including conflicts in expert’s testimony) to judicial notice and more. This incredible Second Edition, which took over a year to update and edit, includes a complete index for easy access to all charges and issues. And best of all, every single substantive charge is supported by numerous citations to pertinent SC authority.  

 

Each purchase of the downloadable text will allow you to search by word or phrase, and copy and paste any charge into your documents, databases or e-mails. You can even print charges from your laptop right in the courtroom, making this the essential trial companion.  

 

·         Summary of Contents

·         Abuse of Process

·         Actions Affecting or Arising Out of Personal Property

·         Actions Affecting or Arising Out of Real Property

·         Agency - Master/Servant

·         Alcoholic Beverages

·         Animals

·         Assault and Battery

·         Bailment

·         Breach of Contract Accompanied by Fraudulent Act

·         Construction Liability - Builder/Seller Negligence - Implied Warranties of Habitability and Good Workmanship

·         Civil Conspiracy

·         Damages

·         Defamation

·         Employment Contract

·         False Imprisonment

·         Fiduciary Duty

·         Fraud

·         General Contract

·         General Negligence

·         Gross Negligence

·         Recklessness, Willfulness, and Wantonness

·         Comparative Negligence

·         Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress/Outrage

·         Invasion of Privacy

·         Malicious Prosecution

·         Medical Malpractice

·         Motor Vehicles

·         Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress on a Bystander

·         Negligent Misrepresentation

·         Premises Liability

·         Products Liability

·         Tortious Interference with Contract

·         Unfair Trade Practices Act (UTPA)

·         Wrongful Death

 

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