Torts

553 pages, 1965, #5204
The coverage of Volume 1 includes intentional invasions of interests in personality; privilege arising from consent to intended invasions of interests of personality; defenses of person, land, and chattels-recaption; arrest and prevention of crime; and military orders, discipline, and protection of others, among other topics. It contains Sections 1 to 280.

The coverage of Volume 1 includes intentional invasions of interests in personality; privilege arising from consent to intended invasions of interests of personality; defenses of person, land, and chattels-recaption; arrest and prevention of crime; military orders, discipline, and protection of others; invasions of the interest in the exclusive possession of land and its physical condition (trespass on land); privileged entries on land; intentional invasions of interests in the present and future possession of chattels; privileges intentionally to invade interests in present and future possession of chattels; and causal relation necessary to liability for intentional invasions of interests of personality, land, and chattels.

Division One - Intentional Harms to Persons, Land, and Chattels 
Chapter 
1. Meaning of Terms Used Throughout the Restatement of Torts 
2. Intentional Invasions of Interests in Personality 
3. Privilege Arising From Consent to Intended Invasions of Interests of Personality 
4. Defenses of Person, Land, and Chattels-Recaption 
5. Arrest and Prevention of Crime 
6. Military Orders, Discipline, and Protection of Others 
7. Invasions of The Interest in The Exclusive Possession of Land and Its Physical Condition (Trespass on Land) 
8. Privileged Entries on Land 
9. Intentional Invasions of Interests in The Present And Future Possession of Chattels 
10. Privileges Intentionally To Invade Interests in Present and Future Possession of Chattels 
11. Causal Relation Necessary to Liability For Intentional Invasions of Interests of Personality, Land, and Chattels

Reporters:
William L. Prosser, University of California, Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA
John W. Wade, Vanderbilt University School of Law, Nashville, TN
Associate Reporter for Chapter 41:
Frank J. Trelease, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA

646 pages, 1965, #5492
Volume 2, Negligence, covers general principles; liability for condition and use of land; liability of persons supplying chattels for the use of others; liability of an employer of an independent contractor; the causal relation necessary to responsibility for negligence; contributory negligence; assumption of risk; negligent invasions of interests in the physical condition of land and chattels; and reckless disregard of safety. It contains Sections 281 to 503.

Volume 2, Negligence, covers general principles; liability for condition and use of land; liability of persons supplying chattels for the use of others; liability of an employer of an independent contractor; the causal relation necessary to responsibility for negligence; contributory negligence; assumption of risk; negligent invasions of interests in the physical condition of land and chattels; and reckless disregard of safety.

Division Two – Negligence 
Chapter 
12. General Principles 
13. Liability for Condition and Use of Land 
14. Liability of Persons Supplying Chattels for The Use of Others 
15. Liability of an Employer of an Independent Contractor 
16. The Causal Relation Necessary to Responsibility for Negligence 
17. Contributory Negligence 
17 A. Assumption of Risk 
18. Negligent Invasions of Interests in The Physical Condition of Land And Chattels 
19. Reckless Disregard of Safety

Reporters:
William L. Prosser, University of California, Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA
John W. Wade, Vanderbilt University School of Law, Nashville, TN
Associate Reporter for Chapter 41:
Frank J. Trelease, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA

585 pages, 1977, #5205
Volume 3 covers strict liability; misrepresentation; defamation; injurious falsehood; privacy; unjustifiable litigation; and interference in domestic relations. It contains Sections 504 to 707A.

Volume 3 covers strict liability; misrepresentation; defamation; injurious falsehood; privacy; unjustifiable litigation; and interference in domestic relations.

Division Three – Strict Liability 
Chapter 
20. Liability of Possessors and Harborers of Animals 
21. Abnormally Dangerous Activities

Division Four – Misrepresentation 
22. Misrepresentation and Nondisclosure Causing Pecuniary Loss 
23. Fraudulent Misrepresentation and Nondisclosure in Miscellaneous Transactions

Division 5 – Defamation 
24. Invasions of Interest in Repudiation 
25. Defenses to Actions for Defamation 
26. Burden of Proof and Function of Judge and Jury in Actions for Defamation 
27. Measure of Damages in Actions for Defamation

Division 6 – Injurious Falsehood 
28. Injurious Falsehood

Division 6A – Privacy 
28A. Invasion of Privacy

Division 7 – Unjustifiable Litigation 
29. Wrongful Prosecution of Criminal Proceedings 
30. Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings 
31. Abuse of Process

Division 8 – Interference in Domestic Relations 
32. Marriage Relation 
33. Relation of Parent and Child

Reporters:
William L. Prosser, University of California, Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA
John W. Wade, Vanderbilt University School of Law, Nashville, TN
Associate Reporter for Chapter 41:
Frank J. Trelease, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA

649 pages, 1979, #5206
Volume 4 covers interference with advantageous economic relations; invasions of interests in land other than by trespass; miscellaneous rules; defenses applicable to all tort claims; and remedies. It contains Sections 708-End.

Volume 4 covers interference with advantageous economic relations; invasions of interests in land other than by trespass; miscellaneous rules; defenses applicable to all tort claims; and remedies.

Division 9 – Interference with Advantageous Economic Relations 
37. Interference with Contract or Prospective Contractual Relation 
37A. Interference with Other Forms of Advantageous Economic Relations

Division 10 - Invasions of Interests in Land Other Than By Trespass 
39. Interests in the Support of Land 
40. Nuisance 
41. Interference with the Use of Water (“Riparian Rights”)

Division 11 – Miscellaneous Rules 
42. Interference with Various Protected Interests 
43. Rules Applicable to Certain Types of Conduct 
44. Contributing Tortfeasors

Division 12 – Defenses Applicable to All Tort Claims 
45. Justification and Excuse 
45A. Immunities 
46. Discharge

Division 13 – Remedies 
47. Damages 
48. Injunction 
Index

Reporters:
William L. Prosser, University of California, Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA
John W. Wade, Vanderbilt University School of Law, Nashville, TN
Associate Reporter for Chapter 41:
Frank J. Trelease, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, CA