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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Pure Economic Loss"”.
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Pure economic loss from a comparative perspective
… did not provide an action in cases where pure economic loss was caused negligently. From the Middle Ages (i.e. from more or less the 13th century), when there arose a remedy called 'trespass', which was applicable only in cases of direct forcible injury,
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Grynai ekonominių nuostolių (pure economic loss) atlyginimas: lyginamieji aspektai /
The thesis ‘Recovery of Pure Economic Loss: Comparative Aspects’ provides a comparative analysis of recovery possibilities of pure economic loss in six different countries, namely the USA, England, Germany, Austria, France and Lithuania, that belong to different legal families and inherit distinct …
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Negligently caused pure economic loss from a comparative perspective
The problem of pure economic loss, which refers to financial loss that is not the result of physical damage to the person or property of the plaintiff, 1 has a long history and is still controversial in many systems. In a nwnber of legal systems, compensation for pure economic loss is not allowed,2 …
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Negligently inflicted pure economic loss in the case of defective buildings: a comparison of South African, English and German Law
… problem of liability for negligently inflicted pure economic loss appears in many fields of civil liability. Of course this debate does not stop in case of defective buildings after the negligent conduct of a builder or an inspector. The ultimate purchaser of a building or a third party may …
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Comparative private law 1998 Dale Hutchison, UCT
… party can have an essential impact on the economical legal interests of other parties connected with the construction project. Not only the contractual parties themselves but everyone who is involved in the building process is in danger to suffer damage. Hence, especially and typio/71y in …
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Causation in private enforcement of competition law: a comparative analysis of divergent national approaches
… harm. The anticompetitive damage consists in a pure economic loss caused by a market distortion. Here, the complexity of the market structures, combined with the interdependence of individuals’ assets, fuel this causal uncertainty. The recently adopted Damages Directive, in line with the …