Add to ORKGThe punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law scholars to give tort liability an exclusively com- pensatory efficacy, the Roman legacy has re-emerged in the civil law system. The history of the rule on non-pecuniary loss in the 1942 Italian civil code is a significant example
Following the decision of the First Division of the Court of Cassation issued on May 16, 2016, the U...
From the last quarter of the past century, Article 2059 of the civil code has been the subject of se...
The Author analyzes the new problems about non-pecuniary damage. The study begins with tort law and ...
The punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law ...
Court of Cassation, Joint Sessions, no. 16601/2017 has opened the doors to the recognition of puniti...
Both ancient Roman and contemporary American tort law recognize a type of damages that, instead of c...
Il concetto di danno punitivo evoca una peculiare forma di risarcimento del danno la cui funzione, l...
The paper aims at highlighting the peculiarity of the Roman idea of contributory negligence, in com...
Roman jurists stated that the reparation or compensation for tortious damage had already been envisa...
The reconstruction of the history of the Aquilian damage and liability, from Roman law to modern law...
Il saggio esamina il ruolo della funzione punitiva nella responsabilità civile e nel contratto muove...
The aim of this writing is to show and scour the paths national european legal systems have in commo...
The objects that fell off certain premises, were poured out or thrown away from them, may easily cau...
The choice of the title of this thesis, "Damage by default in the Roman law," seeks to represent a n...
Il ruolo che in roman law è svolto da clausole generali come quella di buona fede - in common law ad...
Following the decision of the First Division of the Court of Cassation issued on May 16, 2016, the U...
From the last quarter of the past century, Article 2059 of the civil code has been the subject of se...
The Author analyzes the new problems about non-pecuniary damage. The study begins with tort law and ...
The punitive nature of tort liability has its roots in Roman law. Despite the choice of natural law ...
Court of Cassation, Joint Sessions, no. 16601/2017 has opened the doors to the recognition of puniti...
Both ancient Roman and contemporary American tort law recognize a type of damages that, instead of c...
Il concetto di danno punitivo evoca una peculiare forma di risarcimento del danno la cui funzione, l...
The paper aims at highlighting the peculiarity of the Roman idea of contributory negligence, in com...
Roman jurists stated that the reparation or compensation for tortious damage had already been envisa...
The reconstruction of the history of the Aquilian damage and liability, from Roman law to modern law...
Il saggio esamina il ruolo della funzione punitiva nella responsabilità civile e nel contratto muove...
The aim of this writing is to show and scour the paths national european legal systems have in commo...
The objects that fell off certain premises, were poured out or thrown away from them, may easily cau...
The choice of the title of this thesis, "Damage by default in the Roman law," seeks to represent a n...
Il ruolo che in roman law è svolto da clausole generali come quella di buona fede - in common law ad...
Following the decision of the First Division of the Court of Cassation issued on May 16, 2016, the U...
From the last quarter of the past century, Article 2059 of the civil code has been the subject of se...
The Author analyzes the new problems about non-pecuniary damage. The study begins with tort law and ...