Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977
Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 (1977 c. 32)
- Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 (1977 c. 32)
- Preliminary
- 1 Definition of “wrongful interference with goods”.
- Detention of goods
- 2 Abolition of detinue.
- 3 Form of judgment where goods are detained.
- 4 Interlocutory relief where goods are detained.
- Damages
- 5 Extinction of title on satisfaction of claim for damages.
- 6 Allowance for improvement of the goods.
- Liability to two or more claimants
- 7 Double liability.
- 8 Competing rights to the goods.
- 9 Concurrent actions.
- Conversion and trespass to goods
- 10 Co-owners.
- 11 Minor amendments.
- Uncollected goods
- 12 Bailee’s power of sale.
- 13 Sale authorised by the court.
- 13 Sale authorised by the court.
- Supplemental
- 14 Interpretation.
- 15 Repeal.
- 16 Extent and application to the Crown.
- 17 Short title, etc.
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 Uncollected Goods
- Part I Power to Impose Obligation to Collect Goods
- Goods accepted for repair or other treatment
- Goods accepted for valuation or appraisal
- Storage, warehousing, etc.
- Supplemental
- Part II Notice of Intention to Sell Goods
- Supplemental
- SCHEDULE 2 Transitional
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