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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Injured party"”.
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Addressing Legal Liability Issues in Cases of Harm due to Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs): Does current liability law find a suitable balance between the injuring and injured party?
In 1973, the first creation of recombinant bacteria, E. coli, allowed for gene engineering. After this development, it was possible to create a genetically modified organism (GMO) by adding a new gene into an organism's genome. A short time after this invention, the commercial value of these …
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Civilinės atsakomybės už žalą, padarytą fizinio asmens sveikatai, taikymas teismų praktikoje /
… be obliged to compensate the same so that the injured party take the position he / she enjoyed prior to the damage incurred (Latin, restitutio in integrum). No doubt, restitutio in integrum will, in certain cases of personal injury, be impossible due to objective circumstances, as it is not …
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An exploration of sharps injuries within a nursing student population in the UK
… of pathogen (Tarantola et al., 2006) to the injured party. Whilst up to 100% of some nursing student populations sustain sharps injuries (Trivedi et al., 2013), a dearth of research studies investigating the topic worldwide exist. It is unknown within the UK the devices contributing to sharps …
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The Concept of Vacant Possession: Theory and Practice
… can ameliorate the remedial entitlements for an injured party in the event of a breach of the obligation. These may go some way to assist all those who will encounter the concept in future legal transactions.
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A consideration of certain aspects of standard form contracts and exemption clauses [Microfiche] : standard form contracts, the credit receiver's title to sue ex delicto in instalment sale transactions, the nature of a contract and exemption clauses, the burden proof and exemption clauses
… equilibrium to the economically stronger party's advantage, the one-sided control of the contractual terms, the imposition of oppressive contracts, the limitation of the profaners' liability and the curtailment of the adhering party's rights and remedies. In the last section, the proposals …