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Strong & Williams: Complete Tort Law: Text, Cases, and Materials

Chapter 17

On the requisite intent for torts against the person:
J. Levinson, ‘Vicarious Liability for Intentional Torts’, Journal of Personal Injury Law 2005, 304

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