The law of delict in South Africa /
Loubser, M. M.
Cape Town : Oxford University Press Southern Africa,
2010.
"Private law."
Includes bibliographical references (p. [433]-435) and index.
Part 1 Introductory overview. 1. Introduction -- Delict and the Constitution. Part 2 General principles: primarily fact-based issues. 3. Harm  -- 4. Conduct  -- 5. Factual causation. Part 3 General principles: primarily normative issues. 6. Legal causation  --  7. Fault  -- 8. Wrongfulness -- 9. Grounds of justification: defences directed at the wrongfulness element. Part 4 Exclusions.  10. Liability in contract excluding action in delict -- 11. Exclusion of employers liability by the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act 130 of 1993 -- 12. Exemption clauses -- 13. Prescription. Part 5 Special forms of liability: patrimonial harm and pain and suffering. 14. Omissions  -- 15. Negligent misstatements -- 16. Pure economic harm -- 17. Interference with contractual relations -- 18. Unlawful competition -- 19. Product liability -- 20. Breach of a statutory duty -- 21. Public authorities -- 22. Professional liability -- 23. Injury or death of another person -- 24. Road Accident Fund Act 56 of 1996. Part 6 Special forms of liability: psychological or emotional harm. 25. Pain and suffering -- 26. Emotional shock. Part 7. Special forms of liability: personality interests. 27. Infringements of bodily integrity -- 28. Infringements of dignity, privacy and identity -- 29. Infringements of reputation -- 30. Grounds of justification associated with infringements of personality interests. Part 8. Liability. 31. Strict liability -- 32. Vicarious liability. Part 9 Remedies and apportionment. 33. Remedies -- 34. Reduction and apportionment of damages
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