Abstract

Special tort liability is defined in relative to general tort liability. It lacks certain elements for general tort liability and applies presumed fault liability or non-fault liability imputation principle. In most cases, special tort liabilities are indirect liabilities, requesting a defendant to bear liability caused by the person(s) he is responsible for, properties he manages, and dangerous conditions controlled by him. Special tort liabilities are special because of the following:

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