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Tort liability of xenotransplantation centers
Xenotransplantation, 2004Abstract: Background: In the view of future clinical trials, defining possible legal theories under which xenotransplantation center could be held responsible for any adverse effect on public health is becoming increasingly important.Methods: In order to better define the tort lliability of xenotransplantation center, we reviewed the existing cases and
Katja, Triller, Mary-Anne, Bobinski
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Public Tort Liability: Recommending an Alternative to Tort Liability and No-Fault Compensation
Global Jurist, 2003Hassan El Menayawi seeks to briefly describe the characteristics of two legal regimes: the no-fault compensation and tort liability. No-fault compensation is primarily characterized by the compensation of any person who experiences personal injury without having to demonstrate that it is caused by the fault of another person. On the other hand, in tort
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Egalitarianism and the Problem of Tort Liability
Noûs, 2001Is the negligence standard in accident law acceptable to the egalitarian? The egalitarian - the egalitarian who would compensate only losses for which the actor was not responsible - cannot accept either a system of strict liability for all accidents or a system of social insurance for all accidents.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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