Delict and the Constitution -- Delict in a multi-cultural society -- Harm -- Conduct -- Factual causation -- Legal causation -- Fault -- Wrongfulness -- Grounds of justification : defences directed at the wrongfulness element -- Liability in contract excluding action in delict -- Exemption clauses -- Prescription -- Omissions -- Negligent misstatements -- Pure economic harm -- Interference with contractual relations -- Unlawful competition -- Product liability -- Breach of a statutory duty -- Public authorities -- Professional liability -- Injury or death of another person -- Pain and suffering -- Emotional shock -- Infringements of bodily integrity -- Infringements of dignity -- Infringements of privacy -- Infringements of identity -- Infringements of reputation -- Grounds of justification associated with infringements of personality interests -- Strict liability -- Vicarious liability -- Remedies -- Reduction and appointment of damages -- Legal and public policy considerations that have justified the statutory development of the law of delict -- The Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act 130 of 1993 -- Road Accident Fund Act 56 of 1996 -- Strict liability for harm caused by goods : Section 61 of the Consumer Protection Act.