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“There is no Law of Tort, but there is a Law of Torts.” Which legal thinker propounded this view ?

Sir John Salmond supported the law-of-torts approach. On this view, liability depends on bringing the wrong within a recognised category of tort rather than invoking one…

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“There is no Law of Tort, but there is a Law of Torts.”
Which legal thinker propounded this view ?

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Sir John Salmond supported the law-of-torts approach. On this view, liability depends on bringing the wrong within a recognised category of tort rather than invoking one unrestricted principle of liability.

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