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"It is not law of tort but law of torts." It was said by

'It is not law of tort but law of torts' expresses the pigeon-hole theory of "Salmond", that liability exists only under specific recognised torts.

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"It is not law of tort but law of torts." It was said by

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'It is not law of tort but law of torts' expresses the pigeon-hole theory of "Salmond", that liability exists only under specific recognised torts.

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