If you liked Principles of torts by Warren Abner Seavey, start with Restatement of judgments (1942), Reliance upon gratuitous promises or other conduct (1951), and Restatement of the law continued (1953). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Restatement of judgments
1942 · 171 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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Reliance upon gratuitous promises or other conduct
1951 · 928 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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Restatement of the law continued
1953 · 99 pages · Warren Abner Seavey, Willis L. M. Reese · Same author
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Mimeographed materials on agency
1954 · 32 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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Swift & Co. v. Schuster - liability to one aware of danger
1952 · 627 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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The new army wins a skeptic
1941 · 4 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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Notes on agency
1911 · 44 pages · Warren Abner Seavey, Tientsin Pei-yang university · Same author
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The Road to peace is action in the Pacific
1940 · 14 pages · James Angell MacLachlan, A. James Casner, Henry B. Cabot, E. Merrick Dodd, George K. Gardner, Eldon R. James, Austin W. Scott, Warren Abner Seavey, Edward Sampson Thurston · Same author
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I am not my guest's keeper
1960 · 703 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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Judge Calvert Magruder
1959 · 1,300 pages · Ernest J. Brown, Warren Abner Seavey, Harry Hillel Wellington · Same author
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Supplement to Cases and materials on the law of torts
1963 · 33 pages · Warren Abner Seavey, Page Keeton, Robert E. Keeton · Same author
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Rationale of Agency
1920 · 895 pages · Warren Abner Seavey · Same author
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What should I read after Principles of torts?
BookOrb recommends Restatement of judgments (1942), Reliance upon gratuitous promises or other conduct (1951), Restatement of the law continued (1953), Mimeographed materials on agency (1954), and Swift & Co. v. Schuster - liability to one aware of danger (1952).
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Who wrote Principles of torts?
Principles of torts is by Warren Abner Seavey.