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American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2002
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1996
Abstract Those who favour or oppose the award of punitive damages by the common law courts face a common problem. Those who favour such awards being made do so because they can see that there is some reason for such awards being made.
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Abstract Those who favour or oppose the award of punitive damages by the common law courts face a common problem. Those who favour such awards being made do so because they can see that there is some reason for such awards being made.
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Punitive Damages in Strasbourg
2018‘Punitive damages’ have long been controversially discussed in national as well as in international law. This is not different for the European Court of Human Rights. Until now the Court has considered it officially inappropriate. One would thus expect that punitive damages are not used by the Court. But is this really the case? This chapter finds that
Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque +1 more
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Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence, 1988
As the Writ System that prevailed in England until the nineteenth century defined particular rules and procedures for each Form of Action, so today our modern causes of action take to themselves a host of idiosyncratic details. Until recently the common law had long conceived of tort and contract law not as parts of a general law of obligation but as ...
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As the Writ System that prevailed in England until the nineteenth century defined particular rules and procedures for each Form of Action, so today our modern causes of action take to themselves a host of idiosyncratic details. Until recently the common law had long conceived of tort and contract law not as parts of a general law of obligation but as ...
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Punitive Damages in Arbitration
Arbitration International, 1991‘for this relief much thanks; 'tis bitter cold.’ Thus the sentinel Francisco to .his fellow Bernardo at the beginning of Hamlet. Many a winning party to a protracted arbitration has echoed Francisco's sentiment – ‘For this relief much thanks’ – as the arbitrators have at last made their award.
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2009
The German law of damages is governed by the concepts of compensation and restitution. According to § 249(1) of the German Civil Code (BGB, Burgerliches Gesetzbuch), a person who is liable in damages must primarily1 restore the injured person or damaged property to the position that would have existed had the wrong not occurred (Naturalrestitution ...
Nils Jansen, Lukas Rademacher
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The German law of damages is governed by the concepts of compensation and restitution. According to § 249(1) of the German Civil Code (BGB, Burgerliches Gesetzbuch), a person who is liable in damages must primarily1 restore the injured person or damaged property to the position that would have existed had the wrong not occurred (Naturalrestitution ...
Nils Jansen, Lukas Rademacher
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2009
Punitive damages are commonly understood as damages awarded to the victim of somebody else’s misconduct, exceeding actual damage suffered, in order to punish the wrongdoer ...
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Punitive damages are commonly understood as damages awarded to the victim of somebody else’s misconduct, exceeding actual damage suffered, in order to punish the wrongdoer ...
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In Reply: Punitive Damages and Innovation
Science, 1990R J, Mahoney, S E, Littlejohn
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