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Journal of European tort law
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Title:
Rethinking the Law of Loss Allocation
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Berlin New York, NY: de Gruyter, 2026
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Today’s tort law is based on the principle of fault; in addition, strict liability, which primarily covers sources of particular danger, is often recognised. All damage events that are not covered by these liabilities are referred to as fortuitous and are assessed in an undifferentiated manner according to the principle of ‘casum sentit dominus’. The exemption from liability often leads to the neglect of the injured party’s interests if their goods – assigned to them – are destroyed or damaged by accidental events. The prevailing one-sided consideration of the interests of the injuring party violates the principle that, in private law relationships, the interests of both sides must be given equal consideration, and thus also violates the principle of bilateral justification. The question arises as to whether the broad area of fortuitous damage requires a differentiated assessment and, if so, how a solution that complies with the principle of equal treatment and fits into a coherent overall concept of the law of loss allocation could be framed.
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Title:
Rethinking the Law of Loss Allocation
Publication:
Berlin New York, NY: de Gruyter, 2026
Language:
English
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Today’s tort law is based on the principle of fault; in addition, strict liability, which primarily covers sources of particular danger, is often recognised. All damage events that are not covered by these liabilities are referred to as fortuitous and are assessed in an undifferentiated manner according to the principle of ‘casum sentit dominus’. The exemption from liability often leads to the neglect of the injured party’s interests if their goods – assigned to them – are destroyed or damaged by accidental events. The prevailing one-sided consideration of the interests of the injuring party violates the principle that, in private law relationships, the interests of both sides must be given equal consideration, and thus also violates the principle of bilateral justification. The question arises as to whether the broad area of fortuitous damage requires a differentiated assessment and, if so, how a solution that complies with the principle of equal treatment and fits into a coherent overall concept of the law of loss allocation could be framed.
Scope:
Online-Ressource
Note:
Open Access unbekannt
Archivierung/Langzeitarchivierung gewährleistet
Classification:
Recht
DDC Group:
340 Recht
URN:
urn:nbn:de:101:1-2608200341183.680437756499
Collection:
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Contents

Table of contents

  • Journal of European tort law (Rights reserved)
  • Rethinking the Law of Loss Allocation / Koziol, Helmut (Rights reserved)
  • EU Law as a Force for Harmonisation of the Law of Tort / Giliker, Paula (Rights reserved)
  • Tort Reform over a Quarter-Century – Are European Statutory Tort Laws Converging? / Infantino, Marta (Rights reserved)
  • Court Practice and Harmonisation – Status and Challenges in the Face of Modern Tort Law / Askeland, Bjarte (Rights reserved)
  • Harmonisation of Tort Law Revisited: Where We Stand and Where We are Headed / Steininger, Barbara C. (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • Product Liability and Pharmaceutical Products Between EU Directives and Italian Law / Fusco, Virginia (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Concept of Damage under the 2024/2853 Product Liability Directive – A Comparison with Turkish Law / Baş Süzel, Ece (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Fault-Based Liability Regime in the New Belgian Civil Code and Artificial Intelligence / De Bruyne, Jan (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • E Karner/D Messner-Kreuzbauer (eds), Fault-Based and Strict Liability. Chinese and European Perspectives (Jan Sramek Verlag 2024). 289 pp. ISBN 978-3-7097-0291-8 / Zervogianni, Eleni (Rights reserved)
  • Delictual Liability of Parents for the Actions of their Minor Children: A Comparison between France and Mauritius / Georgijevic, Goran (Rights reserved)
  • Climate Liability after Lliuya v RWE: Causation and Duty Demystified / Schirmer, Jan-Erik (CC BY)
  • Different Grounds for Climate Change Liability: Can Tort Lawyers Draw Inspiration from Rights-Based Climate Litigation? / Güneş, Biset Sena (Rights reserved)
  • Deanthropocentric Legal Subjectivity / Maatz, Jann (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • Reasonableness and Risk: The Torts Scholarship of Gregory C Keating / Papayannis, Diego M. (Rights reserved)
  • Tort Law without Interpersonal Justice / Papayannis, Diego M. (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • Beyond the Reasonable: Philosophical Assumptions, Deonto­logical Justification and Proportional Balancing / Zorzetto, Silvia (Rights reserved)
  • Reasonableness and Risk / Keating, Gregory C. (Rights reserved)
  • Rights, Interests, and Tort Law as an Instrument: A Commentary on Gregory C Keating’s ‘Reasonableness and Risk’ / Jiménez, Felipe (Rights reserved)
  • Heterogeneity, Risks, and Torts: Exploring the Worlds of Acts and Activities / Steele, Jenny (Rights reserved)
  • Damage Caused by Forever Chemicals – What’s all the PFAS About? / Ruda, Albert (Rights reserved)
  • Forever Chemicals and Comparative Tort Law: Grounds for Liability / Nitsch, Stephanie (Rights reserved)
  • Forever Chemicals and Tort Law – Causation / Lee, Maria (Rights reserved)
  • Forever Chemicals and Tort Law: Limitation / Widmer Lüchinger, Corinne (Rights reserved)
  • Editorial / Nitsch, Stephanie (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ PETL and Corporate Liability for Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Duties and Remedies / Castermans, Alex Geert (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Knock-On Effect of Financial Supervision Law in Civil Liability Law / Busch, Danny (Rights reserved)
  • Contractual Limitations of Liability and their Impact on Tort Claims / Pichonnaz, Pascal (Rights reserved)
  • Introduction / Winiger, Bénédict (Rights reserved)
  • Preface / Steininger, Barbara C. (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • Strict Liability in the Principles of European Tort Law: The Black Hole and Central Building Site / Oertel, Christoph (Rights reserved)
  • Next Generation EU Product Liability – For Digital and Other Products / Wagner, Gerhard (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Revised Product Liability Directive: A Law and Economics Analysis / Li, Shu (Rights reserved)
  • Product Liability on the Way to the Digital Age / Koch, Bernhard A. (Rights reserved)
  • Vicarious Liability Restricted for Intentional Torts in English Law: Trustees of the Barry Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses v BXB / Burin, Achas K. (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Ideal Tort Law and the PETL – Dreams of a Legal Escapist / Widmer, Pierre (Rights reserved)
  • Some Reflections on the PETL and Proposals for their Revision / Widmer, Pierre (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • 24rd Annual Conference on European Tort Law (ACET) (Rights reserved)
  • Frontmatter (Rights reserved)
  • ˜Theœ Principles of European Tort Law and Product Liability / Machnikowski, Piotr (Rights reserved)
  • How Much is Enough? Full Compensation and the Standardisation of Non-Pecuniary Damages / Parziale, Andrea (Rights reserved)
  • Uncertain Causation, Loss of a Chance and Proportional Liability in Medical Malpractice Cases / Ludwichowska-Redo, Katarzyna (Rights reserved)
  • Clinical Negligence in an Age of Machine Learning: res ipsa loquitur to the Rescue? / Bartlett, Benjamin (Rights reserved)
  • Product Liability Directive: Disclosure of Evidence, the Burden of Proof and Presumptions / Jacquemin, Zoé (Rights reserved)

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