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Past Law Course Reserves: Tort Law (LAW 212)

Items on course reserve for Tort Law 2017/2018

TITLE CALL  NUMBER 

 

LOAN     PERIOD 

 

 CHECKOUTS

Canadian tort law / Allen M. Linden
and Bruce Feldthusen
(602002057154)

 KF1250.L4 2011 24 hour 2

Canadian tort law cases, notes & materials / Allen M. Linden,
Lewis N. Klar, Bruce Feldthusen
(102002254482)

 KF1249.W75 2014  4 hr OUT 8

Canadian tort law cases, notes & materials / Allen M. Linden,
Lewis N. Klar, Bruce Feldthusen (202002276380)

 KF1249.W75 2014 c.2 4 hr OUT 1

Cases and materials on the law of torts / by Robert M. Solomon (002002204706)

 KF1249.S68 2015 4 hr OUT 0

Cases and materials on the law of torts / by Robert M. Solomon (802002308816)

 KF1249.S68 2015 c.2 4 hr OUT 0

The law of torts / Philip H. Osborne
(902002126626)

 KF1250.O.83 2011 24 hour 1

The law of torts / Philip H. Osborne (102002202283)

 KF1250.O.83 2015 24 hour 11

Tort law / Lewis N. Klar
(502002254728)

 KF1250.K59 2012 24 hour 11

 

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