Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Comparative Perspective
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Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Comparative Perspective

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Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Comparative Perspective

About this book

The starting point for this project on the »Basic Questions of Tort Law« was the book written by Helmut Koziol, the »Basic Questions of Tort Law from a Germanic Perspective« (Sramek Verlag, 2012), a volume which presented an introduction into the law of torts from a Germanic perspective. Colleagues from seven countries were then invited to give critical responses to the ideas presented in the 2012 volume. The comparative law conclusions then attempt to pick up on the ideas expressed in the legal systems examined and to make them amenable for debate on the further development of the legal systems and their harmonisation. German Version: http://e-book.fwf.ac.at/o: 603

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Information

Publisher
Jan Sramek Verlag
Year
2015
eBook ISBN
9783709700402

Table of contents

  1. Part 1 Introduction
  2. Part 2 The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests
  3. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  4. Part 4 The place of torts in the law of obligations
  5. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  6. Part 6 The elements of liability
  7. Part 7 Limitations of liability
  8. Part 8 The compensation of the damage
  9. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  11. Part 1 Introduction
  12. Part 2 The law of damages within the system of protected rights
  13. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  14. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  15. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  16. Part 6 The elements of liability
  17. Part 7 Limitation of liability
  18. Part 8 The compensation of the damage
  19. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  21. Part 1 Introduction
  22. Part 2 The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests
  23. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  24. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  25. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  26. Part 6 The elements of liability
  27. Part 7 Limitations of liability
  28. Part 8 The compensation of damage
  29. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  32. Part 1 Introduction
  33. Part 2 The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests
  34. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  35. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  36. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  37. Part 6 The elements of liability
  38. Part 7 Limitations of liability
  39. Part 8 Compensation of damage
  40. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
  41. Preliminary Remarks
  42. Part 1 Introduction
  43. Part 2 The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests
  44. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  45. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  46. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  47. Part 6 The elements of liability
  48. Part 7 Limitations of liability
  49. Part 8 Compensation of the damage
  50. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  71. Preliminary remarks
  72. Part 1 Introduction
  73. Part 2 The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests
  74. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  75. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  76. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  77. Part 6 The elements of liability
  78. Part 7 Limitations on liability
  79. Part 8 Compensation of damage
  80. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  86. Part 1 The law of damages within the system for protection of rights and legal interests
  87. Part 2 The tasks of tort law
  88. Part 3 Structure of the law of torts
  89. Part 4 Contractual liability and delictual liability
  90. Part 5 The basic prerequisites for delictual liability
  91. Part 6 The elements of imputation
  92. Part 7 Limitations of liability
  93. Part 8 The compensation of the damage
  94. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
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  100. Preliminary remarks
  101. Part 1 Introduction
  102. Part 2: The law of damages within the system for the protection of rights and legal interests.
  103. Part 3 The tasks of tort law
  104. Part 4 The area between tort and breach of an obligation
  105. Part 5 The basic criteria for a compensation claim
  106. Part 6 The elements of liability
  107. Part 7 Limitation of liability
  108. Part 8 The compensation of the damage
  109. Part 9 Prescription of compensation claims
  110. _GoBack