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Vicarious liability in Australia: on the move? [PDF]
Oxford University Commonwealth Law Journal, 2017 The recent decision of the High Court of Australia in Prince Alfred College v ADC is a landmark case in the law of vicarious liability. It is the first time in almost 14 years that the High Court has grappled in earnest with the second stage of the test ...
James Goudkamp
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Wijaya Putra Law Review
The phenomenon of off-procedure transactions between consumers and business actors is increasingly prevalent in business practices. The legal issue arising from this practice is the uncertainty in consumer protection, as business actors frequently evade ...
Retno Andarini, Lu Sudirman, H. Disemadi
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The phenomenon of off-procedure transactions between consumers and business actors is increasingly prevalent in business practices. The legal issue arising from this practice is the uncertainty in consumer protection, as business actors frequently evade ...
Retno Andarini, Lu Sudirman, H. Disemadi
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Vicarious liability for infringement
IEEE Micro, 2004Each of these technological advances has challenged copyright law. We focus on litigation when millions of users downloaded the programs from the Internet and proceeded to use them to facilitate widespread file swapping of copyright-protected songs. Such peer-to-peer (P2P) file-swapping has now become a cause celebre for owners of copyright-protected ...
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Al-Muamalat Jurnal Hukum dan Ekonomi Syariah
This study aims to analyze the form of corporate criminal liability in cases of personal data misuse by online loan debt collectors through the lens of vicarious liability theory.
Azi Fachri Mandala, H. Firmansyah
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This study aims to analyze the form of corporate criminal liability in cases of personal data misuse by online loan debt collectors through the lens of vicarious liability theory.
Azi Fachri Mandala, H. Firmansyah
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2015
This chapter examines the provisions of tort law on vicarious liability. It discusses the distinction between employees and independent contractors and explains that an employer is liable ordinarily only for the torts of his employees. However, the courts have started to impose vicarious liability with respect to other types of relationship that are ...
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This chapter examines the provisions of tort law on vicarious liability. It discusses the distinction between employees and independent contractors and explains that an employer is liable ordinarily only for the torts of his employees. However, the courts have started to impose vicarious liability with respect to other types of relationship that are ...
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2002
Abstract Although most torts are committed by individuals, almost all damages are paid by companies, usually employers or insurers: individuals are rarely worth suing unless they are either employed or insured. Insurance against liability is compulsory for motorists and also, in respect of injury to their workforce, for employers.
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Abstract Although most torts are committed by individuals, almost all damages are paid by companies, usually employers or insurers: individuals are rarely worth suing unless they are either employed or insured. Insurance against liability is compulsory for motorists and also, in respect of injury to their workforce, for employers.
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Vicarious liability What is 'vicarious liability'?
2023Ridley, Tony, ChatGPT
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Lex Russica
The paper examines whether, when a debtor sells (assigns) a claim for the imposition of subsidiary (vicarious) liability against a person controlling the debtor, the purchaser also acquires the creditor’s claim against the debtor, the rights securing the
E. D. Suvorov
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The paper examines whether, when a debtor sells (assigns) a claim for the imposition of subsidiary (vicarious) liability against a person controlling the debtor, the purchaser also acquires the creditor’s claim against the debtor, the rights securing the
E. D. Suvorov
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