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Before the judgement in De Klerk v Minister of Police 2020 1 SACR 1 (CC), (de Klerk), a plaintiff could claim damages for unlawful arrest and detention after the first appearance in court if the arresting (or the investigating) officer had conducted ...
Phindile Raymond Msaule
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Objective: a retrospective analysis of the legal nature of public relations in the history of the state and law of Russia related to compensation for damage caused by crimes, with a view of potentially using it in reforming the Russian legislative norms ...
P. N. Kobets
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"Contributory Intent" As a Defence Limiting Delictual Liability [PDF]
In terms of delictual liability, the term "fault" generally refers to the defendant's conduct, whereas "contributory fault" refers to the plaintiff's conduct.
Raheel Ahmed
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The article is devoted to the problem of the arrest of suspects in Russia in 1725—1741. As a result of the analysis of historiography and historical sources, the author came to the conclusion that the history of the court in Russia in the early modern ...
E. V. Borodina
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Medical malpractice and intracranial hemorrhages in the U.S.: An analysis of 121 cases over 35 years
Introduction: Though all physicians are at risk for medical malpractice litigation, those in surgical specialties, particularly neurosurgeons, are at increased risk.
Isabella L. Pecorari +5 more
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Decision making in civil disputes: The effects of legal role, frame, and perceived chance of winning
The present study investigates the effect of framing and legal role on the propensity to accept a settlement offer by litigants in a simulated legal dispute. Participants were given four different scenarios that factorially combined legal role (plaintiff
Victoria Gilliland, John C. Dunn
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Plaintiffs Exploiting Plaintiffs [PDF]
We consider a model of a single defendant and N plaintiffs where the total cost of litigation is fixed on the part of the plaintiffs and shared among the members of a suing coalition. By settling and dropping out of the coalition, a plaintiff therefore creates a negative externality on the other plaintiffs.
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Jackpot Justice: The Value of Inefficient Litigation [PDF]
Litigation seems to be a Pareto-ineffcient outcome of pretrial bargaining; however, this paper shows that litigation can be the outcome of rational behavior by a litigant and her attorney.
Zhou, Jun
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Frivolous Claims: Concept and Strategies to Reduce (A Comparative Study of the Case Law of Iran and the US Law) [PDF]
Fictitious litigation that is often biased by the plaintiff (whether principal, counterpart, entry or third party, or in the form of objections and complaints), includes any claim at the initial stage or even at the stages of the appeal (retrial, third ...
Mostafa Elsan, MohammadReza Fathi
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Wykonanie zobowiązania sądu na podstawie art. 1391 k.p.c.
This paper focuses on the detailed issues regarding the course of service of summons or other pleadings by a court-enforcement officer pursuant to Article 1391 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Joanna Lipińska
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