Law of Torts with medical negligence and environmental laws | DP Mittal | Commercial Law Publishers | 2024
You save ₹185
Product details
**Product Description:**
Unlock the complex world of jurisprudence with "Law of Torts with Medical Negligence and Environmental Laws" by DP Mittal. This comprehensive tome offers an in-depth examination of tort law, seamlessly intertwining medical negligence and environmental regulations. Designed for both aspiring legal professionals and seasoned attorneys, it provides critical insights into statutory frameworks and pivotal case studies, empowering readers to navigate legal challenges effectively. Mittal�s clear and engaging writing style, paired with meticulous research, makes this essential reading for understanding the nuances of tort liability in contemporary society.
**Key Features:**
?? Comprehensive exploration of tort law principles
?? In-depth analysis of medical negligence and its implications
?? Extensive case studies to illustrate real-world applications
?? Written by a prominent authority in commercial law
?? Updated for 2024 to include the latest legal precedents
Unlock the complex world of jurisprudence with "Law of Torts with Medical Negligence and Environmental Laws" by DP Mittal. This comprehensive tome offers an in-depth examination of tort law, seamlessly intertwining medical negligence and environmental regulations. Designed for both aspiring legal professionals and seasoned attorneys, it provides critical insights into statutory frameworks and pivotal case studies, empowering readers to navigate legal challenges effectively. Mittal�s clear and engaging writing style, paired with meticulous research, makes this essential reading for understanding the nuances of tort liability in contemporary society.
**Key Features:**
?? Comprehensive exploration of tort law principles
?? In-depth analysis of medical negligence and its implications
?? Extensive case studies to illustrate real-world applications
?? Written by a prominent authority in commercial law
?? Updated for 2024 to include the latest legal precedents
