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CAUSATION IN THE LAW

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A discussion between Mary Warnock
Fellow of St. Hush's College, Oxford Glanville Williams
Reader in English Law in the University of Cambridge A. M. Honore
Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford
When can a man be said legally to have caused damage by his negligence: and how does the legal conception relate to the commonsense conception of causation? The occasion of this discussion is a work Published in 1959 by Professor H. L. A. Hart and Mr. Honore on Causation in the Law, together with a recent Privy Council decision concerning a fire in Sydney Harbour.

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