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Development of product liability

Material type: TextTextPublication details: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2014.Description: xiii, 288, p, : (Volume 1)ISBN:
  • 9781107475564
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.4038 WHI.D
Contents:
1. Introduction to fault in product liability 2. The development of product liability in England 3. The development of product liability in France 4. The development of product liability in Germany 5. The development of product liability in the Netherland 6. The development of product liability in Italy 7. The development of product liability in Spain.
Summary: Mass production and changes in distribution chains have severely restricted the power of the seller and the buyer to use their own skill and judgement. As a result, 'product liability' has developed into a distinct area of legal regulation. Traditional legal techniques, such as the warranty against latent defects in contract and fault in tort, proved inadequate safeguards. This examination of western-European legal systems combines legal history and comparative law to demonstrate how tort law has adapted to meet these new conditions.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Introduction to fault in product liability
2. The development of product liability in England
3. The development of product liability in France
4. The development of product liability in Germany
5. The development of product liability in the Netherland
6. The development of product liability in Italy
7. The development of product liability in Spain.

Mass production and changes in distribution chains have severely restricted the power of the seller and the buyer to use their own skill and judgement. As a result, 'product liability' has developed into a distinct area of legal regulation. Traditional legal techniques, such as the warranty against latent defects in contract and fault in tort, proved inadequate safeguards. This examination of western-European legal systems combines legal history and comparative law to demonstrate how tort law has adapted to meet these new conditions.

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