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Who among the following holds that there is no law of tort but there is law of torts?

Salmond supports the view that there is a law of torts, consisting of recognised categories of civil wrongs. This is commonly called the pigeon-hole theory, in contrast to…

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Who among the following holds that there is no law of tort but there is law of torts?

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Salmond supports the view that there is a law of torts, consisting of recognised categories of civil wrongs. This is commonly called the pigeon-hole theory, in contrast to Winfield's broader principle of tortious liability.

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