INTRODUCTION TO THE LAW OF TORTS

Institution Mount Kenya University
Course LAW
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
Posted By Rose Oloo
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Human interactions in the social sphere is bound to create conflicts of interest leading to injury or losses to other people – road use; use of buildings; seeking professional help, sports etc. When these injuries occur, society should have a mechanism of apportioning blame and ensuring reparations. The law of tort is one such mechanism that has been developed by society to apportion responsibility for losses that occur in society.
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