Comparative Studies in the Development of the Law of Torts in Europe 6 Volume Set

, by Edited by David Ibbetson , John Bell

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ISBN: 9780521199537 | 0521199530
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Copyright: 6/7/2010

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This six-volume set contains the results of the first stage of an AHRC-funded project which aims to examine the nature of legal development in Western Europe since 1850, focusing on liability for fault. By bringing together experts with different disciplinary backgrounds - comparative lawyers and legal historians, all with an understanding of modern tort law in their own systems - and getting them to work collaboratively, the books produce a more nuanced comparative legal history, and one which is theoretically better informed.

The Development of Product Liability
Introduction to fault in product liability
The development of product liability in England
The development of product liability in French law
The development of product liability in Germany
The development of product liability in the Netherlands
The development of product liability in Italy
The development of product liability in Spain
Appendix: code provisions
The Development of Liability between Neighbours
Introduction to disturbances among neighbours
Relationships between neighbours: England and Wales 1850-2000
Disturbances among neighbours in French law
Disturbances between neighbours in Germany 1850-2000
Fault liability between neighbours in the Netherlands 1850-2000
Neighbourhood liability in Scotland 1850-2000
Relations between neighbours in Spanish law 1850-2000
Main code provisions cited
The Development of Medical Liability
General introduction
The development of medical liability in England and Wales
The development of medical liability in Scotland
The development of medical liability and accident compensation in France
The development of medical liability in Austria
The development of medical liability in the Netherlands
The development of medical liability in Spain
The Development of Liability in Relation to Technological Change
General introduction Miquel
Technological change and the development of liability for fault in England and Wales
Technological change and the development of liability for fault in France
Technological change and the development of liability for fault in Germany
Technological change and the development of liability for fault in Italy
Technological change and the development of liability for fault in Spain Miquel
The Development of Traffic Liability
General introduction Wolfgang Ernst
The development of traffic liability in England and Wales
The development of traffic liability in France Anne
The development of traffic liability in Germany
The development of traffic liability in the Netherlands
The development of traffic liability in Spain Isabel
The development of traffic liability in Sweden
Main code provisions cited
The Development and Making of Legal Doctrine
The development of legal doctrine in Europe: extracontractual liability for fault
The tort of negligence in England
French doctrinal writing
Developing legal doctrine: fault in the German law of delict
Fault in legal doctrine in the Netherlands
Liability for fault in Italian law: the development of legal doctrine from 1865 to the end of the twentieth century
The development of legal doctrine on fault in Spanish tort law Miquel
Scandinavian exceptionalism: the development of modern Swedish tort law
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Comparative Studies in the Development of the Law of Torts in Europe 6 Volume Set

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