Wien & New York : Springer, 2009. Hardcover. xii,568 pp. 24 cm. (Tort and insurance law, 26). - Content : Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Austria: tort law /Ernst Karner, Olaf Riss -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Austria: insurance /Attila Fenyves -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Denmark: tort law and insurance /Andreas Bloch Ehlers -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in England and Wales: tort law /Ken Oliphant -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in England and Wales: insurance /Richard Lewis -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in France: tort law and insurance /Suzanne Galand-Carval -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Germany: tort law and insurance /Gerhard Wagner -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Hungary: tort law and insurance /Attila Menyha rd -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Israel: tort law /Israel Gilead -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Italy: tort law and insurance /Alberto Monti -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Poland: tort law and insurance /Ewa Baginska -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in Spain: tort law and insurance /Albert Ruda, Josep Sole Feliu -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in the United States: tort law and insurance /Michael D. Green, Brooks M. Hanner -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage from the European conflict of laws perspective /Thomas Thiede -- Introduction to economic analysis of loss division /Israel Gilead -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage: insurance aspects /Christian Lahnstein -- Aggregation and divisibility of damage in tort law and insurance: comparative summary /Ken Oliphant, Marlene Steininger -- Concluding reflections on the aggregation and divisibility of damge in tort law and insurance /Ken Oliphant. Condition : very good copy. ISBN 9783211922088. Keywords : RECHT, insurance law punitive damages *2006-100 verzekeringsrecht.

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Title: Aggregation and divisibility of damage.
Publisher: Springer Nature
Publication Date: 2009
Language: English
ISBN 10: 3211922083
ISBN 13: 9783211922088
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: very good

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Whether the harm for which compensation is sought in an action in tort is regarded as a single indivisible loss or a plurality of losses can have a number of important ramifications for the law of tort, for example, in considering compensable damage, the apportionment of responsibility between multiple tortfeasors, and the application of limitation periods and (where they exist) caps and thresholds. These issues may have particular significance in the context of mass torts, and raise questions of private international law and civil procedure as well as substantive tort law. They are also of considerable practical importance for insurers.In this comparative study, country reports from twelve legal systems and special reports on private international law and insurance provide an insight into the interaction of tort law, civil procedure, and insurance in this hitherto largely neglected area of legal science.

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Editor: Ken OliphantAuthors:Ernst Karner, Olaf Riss, Andreas Bloch Ehlers, Suzanne Galand-Carval, Gerhard Wagner ,Ken Oliphant, Attila Menyhard, Israel Gilead, Alberto Monti, Ewa Baginska, Albert Ruda Gonzales, Josep Sole Feliu, Michael D. Green, Brooks M. Hanner, Thomas Thiede, Richard Lewis, Attila Fenyves, Christian Lahnstein, Marlene Steininger

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