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The Form of Liability in the Torts of Trespass

Common Law World Review, 2011
This paper examines the form of liability found in the law of trespass. Though it is frequently held that liability in these torts is based on the intentional fault of the defendant, it is argued that the torts are in fact strict. The paper approaches this issue by examining the nature of intention in the law of trespass and the judgments in Letang v ...
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Special Tort Liability

2014
Special tort liability is defined in relative to general tort liability. It lacks certain elements for general tort liability and applies presumed fault liability or non-fault liability imputation principle. In most cases, special tort liabilities are indirect liabilities, requesting a defendant to bear liability caused by the person(s) he is ...
Xiang Li, Jigang Jin
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Liabilities in Tort

1976
To date, an attempt has been made to define liabilities in respect of public law and in respect of contract. In both these situations the liability is clear cut; the legislative provision tells the individual precisely what he must or must not do, the terms of the contract that he has made define what his obligations under that contract might be.
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Tort Liability

2017
Torts are involuntary seizures of entitlements of a certain kind in a particular exchange environment, and tort liability attempts to ensure that tortfeasors compensate their victims for the costs these takings impose. Liability is the law’s answer to externality.
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Liability In Tort

2008
Abstract As discussed in chapter 1, liability on the part of a solicitor will typically arise in contract, a contractual relationship being the usual one between solicitor and client. However, circumstances will occur where liability arises in tort. The general distinctions between contract and tort are addressed at length in other texts
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Elements of Tort Liability

2014
Elements of tort liability are the basic components for establishing tort liability and the necessary prerequisites for a perpetrator to assume liability. Whether to hold a perpetrator liable after he has committed illegal act or caused damage should not be determined solely based on the illegal act or the damage.
Xiang Li, Jigang Jin
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Vicarious Liability in Tort

2010
Vicarious liability is controversial: a principle of strict liability in an area dominated by fault-based liability. By making an innocent party pay compensation for the torts of another, it can also appear unjust. Yet it is a principle found in all Western legal systems, be they civil law or common law. Despite uncertainty as to its justifications, it
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Medicaid expansion, tort reforms, and medical liability costs

Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2022
Jingshu Luo, Martin Grace
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The Tort Liability of Publishers

2013
Le Premier Amendement garantit la liberte de discours des editeurs face au gouvernement ; quant aux citoyens, c'est le droit sur les prejudices abusifs (law of tort) qui les protege des editeurs. L'article examine les types de prejudices relevant de la responsabilite des editeurs, en les classant dans les categories suivantes : prejudices intentionnels
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Tort Liability

1985
Erwin Deutsch, Hans-Ludwig Schreiber
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