Today, pure economic loss is probably one of the main problems in expanding tort law. In some countries, it is associated with uncontrollable and unforeseeable floods of claims to which there may be no end. In this book, leading authors shed light on the subject. An attempt is made to include a possible road towards a common European denominator on compensation for pure economic loss. The perspectives presented in this book are manifold. Contributions on the following topics are included: pure economic loss under specific national legal systems and from several comparative law perspectives, legal and economic analyses, tortious liability of banks and auditors, and an outlook on further developments
In general, pure economic loss is understood as economic loss without antecedent harm to plaintiff p...
In tort law, including Lithuanian tort law, damage usually is divided into two types: pecuniary and...
Although the pure economic loss rule has been remarkably durable in the common law, it suffers from ...
Pure economic loss is one of the most discussed and controversial legal issues in Europe today, rais...
LEGAL LIABILITY: THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PURE ECONOMIC LOSS The purpose of my thesis...
In Finland the recovery of pure economic loss in tort law is regulated under Chapter 5, Section 1 of...
The thesis ‘Recovery of Pure Economic Loss: Comparative Aspects’ provides a comparative analysis of ...
Law and economics shows that a key factor in determining the optimal economic loss rule is found in ...
According to Chapter 2 Section 2 of the Swedish Tort Liability Act, pure economic loss arising in no...
Abstract The economic loss notion and its associated non-recovery rule have puzzled lawyers and cour...
Should loss of earnings be compensated? The established law and economics wisdom considers pure econ...
One of the most controversial and ambiguous problems in the field of tort law at the international ...
This book investigates whether national courts could and should import innovative solutions from abr...
It is now virtually a dogma among contemporary tort scholars that the non-recovery of pure economic ...
Tort scholars and jurists have recently focused on what is often called "the economic loss rule" in ...
In general, pure economic loss is understood as economic loss without antecedent harm to plaintiff p...
In tort law, including Lithuanian tort law, damage usually is divided into two types: pecuniary and...
Although the pure economic loss rule has been remarkably durable in the common law, it suffers from ...
Pure economic loss is one of the most discussed and controversial legal issues in Europe today, rais...
LEGAL LIABILITY: THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PURE ECONOMIC LOSS The purpose of my thesis...
In Finland the recovery of pure economic loss in tort law is regulated under Chapter 5, Section 1 of...
The thesis ‘Recovery of Pure Economic Loss: Comparative Aspects’ provides a comparative analysis of ...
Law and economics shows that a key factor in determining the optimal economic loss rule is found in ...
According to Chapter 2 Section 2 of the Swedish Tort Liability Act, pure economic loss arising in no...
Abstract The economic loss notion and its associated non-recovery rule have puzzled lawyers and cour...
Should loss of earnings be compensated? The established law and economics wisdom considers pure econ...
One of the most controversial and ambiguous problems in the field of tort law at the international ...
This book investigates whether national courts could and should import innovative solutions from abr...
It is now virtually a dogma among contemporary tort scholars that the non-recovery of pure economic ...
Tort scholars and jurists have recently focused on what is often called "the economic loss rule" in ...
In general, pure economic loss is understood as economic loss without antecedent harm to plaintiff p...
In tort law, including Lithuanian tort law, damage usually is divided into two types: pecuniary and...
Although the pure economic loss rule has been remarkably durable in the common law, it suffers from ...