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Professional Liability and Potential Liability
Neurosurgery, 1985Operations on the nervous system continue to result in claims that rank among the most costly. A retrospective review of 300 cases of alleged or potential liability referred for opinion over an 11-year period is reported to catalog areas of vulnerability for the neurosurgeon and to alert younger practitioners in particular.
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European Review of Private Law, 2010
Abstract: Should states be liable towards individuals for failure to provide justice, good roads, or timely administrative decisions? In this article, we show that state liability can serve three different purposes, none of which implies that the state should be liable in tort, unless other specific conditions are met.
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Abstract: Should states be liable towards individuals for failure to provide justice, good roads, or timely administrative decisions? In this article, we show that state liability can serve three different purposes, none of which implies that the state should be liable in tort, unless other specific conditions are met.
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BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1982
Summary. In the UK the marketing and quality control of all intrauterine devices (IUCDs) is controlled by the Medicines Act (1968). Training is supervised by the Joint Committee of Contraception (JCC), and Trainers have to ensure that the trainee has acquired safe standards before the JCC certificate is granted.
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Summary. In the UK the marketing and quality control of all intrauterine devices (IUCDs) is controlled by the Medicines Act (1968). Training is supervised by the Joint Committee of Contraception (JCC), and Trainers have to ensure that the trainee has acquired safe standards before the JCC certificate is granted.
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1993
This chapter is concerned with the liability of an occupier of premises for injury caused or damage done to persons or their property whilst on the premises. The law in this area is now statutory and is governed by the 1957 and 1984 Occupiers’ Liability Acts.
Alastair Mullis, Ken Oliphant
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This chapter is concerned with the liability of an occupier of premises for injury caused or damage done to persons or their property whilst on the premises. The law in this area is now statutory and is governed by the 1957 and 1984 Occupiers’ Liability Acts.
Alastair Mullis, Ken Oliphant
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American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1993
The various legal theories under which pharmacists may be found liable are reviewed. The pivotal element in determining pharmacist malpractice is the study that was owed to the patient. A pharmacist's principal duties to the patient are to dispense the correct drug and to label it correctly; failure to fulfill either of these responsibilities had led ...
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The various legal theories under which pharmacists may be found liable are reviewed. The pivotal element in determining pharmacist malpractice is the study that was owed to the patient. A pharmacist's principal duties to the patient are to dispense the correct drug and to label it correctly; failure to fulfill either of these responsibilities had led ...
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The Journal of Legal Studies, 2009
Negative and positive externalities pose symmetrical problems to social welfare. The lawinternalizes negative externalities by providing general tort liability rules. According to suchrules, those who cause harm to others should pay compensation. In theory, in the presenceof positive externalities, negative liability should apply: those who produce ...
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Negative and positive externalities pose symmetrical problems to social welfare. The lawinternalizes negative externalities by providing general tort liability rules. According to suchrules, those who cause harm to others should pay compensation. In theory, in the presenceof positive externalities, negative liability should apply: those who produce ...
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Liability and Limitation of Liability
2013This chapter examines the issues of shipowner rights to limit liability. It does not address the conventions relating to ship-source pollution damage since these have been dealt with in the previous chapter. Conventions have been developed, particularly over the last 40 years, through IMO to be applied on an international basis.
Proshanto K. Mukherjee, Mark Brownrigg
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