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14 Cards in this Set
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France |
1240 - Fault 1242 - intentional act and negligence Different ways to establish fault |
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Austria |
You nee to compensate damages causes by his/her fault/conduct --> Definition of damages 1295 - Contractual - Non-contractual Later - Public policy - Exercise rights had the purpose to get damages |
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Portugal |
Infringes rights of another person --> Absolute rights Later: fault + unlawfulness. Two different expressions - Absolute rights - Statutory rules / provisions 483 para. 2: without fault --> Provided by law |
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Switzerland |
Fault + Unlawfulness |
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Italy |
French model: Fault + Unlawfulness - Absolute rights were protected - Meroni: also relative rights (Meroni) |
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Spain |
French model + also legal person |
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Germany |
Fault + Unlafulness --> Definitions of unlawfulness - Absolute rights - 823 - Statutory rules - 823 - Public policy - 826 |
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Greece |
His fault + contrary to law (interpretation) - 914 |
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Sweden |
SKL section 2 Compensate when personal injury / property damage Economic losses --> Criminal offence Other violations --> Crime |
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Finland |
VAHL section 2 Fault, injuries or damages required for liability |
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Denmark |
Made by judges |
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Romanian |
57 Every person has a duty to abide rules of conducts which lie upon him Not cause injuries to another person |
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Competition law |
Fault, but - No need to establish intent or negligence - No need to investigate on damages when imposing fines |
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DCFR |
- Interests - Violation of a right otherwise confirmed in law - Not in first list and doesn't amout to a right --> fair and reasonable |
