Liability for products: English law, French law, and European harmonisation
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LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS ENGLISH LAW, FRENCH LAW, ANDEUROPEAN
HARMONISATION BY SIMON WHITTAKER OXPORD UNIVERSITY PRESS CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS XVII TABLE OFCASES XXIX TABLE OFLEGISLATION XLIX 1 GENERAL
INTRODUCTION 1 1. THE STARTING POINT FOR THIS STUDY 1 2. 'LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS' 5 (A) THE RELATIVE ATTRACTIVENESS OF DAIMING AGAINST DIFFERENT
DEFENDANTS 6 (B) RECOURSE BETWEEN POTENTIAL DEFENDANTS 9 3. BROADENING
THE INVESTIGATION FURTHER 10 4. THE LIMITS OF DIE STUDY 14 5. THE
STRUCTUREOF THE WORK AND ITSTREATMENTOF DIE MATERIAL 15 PART I CIVIL
LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF THE MANUFACTURE, SUPPLY OR USE OF PRODUCTS APART
FROM IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EC DIRECTIVES 2 INTRODUCTION TO THE PRIVATE
AND PUBLIC LAWS OF LIABILITY IN FRANCE 19 1. THE PRIVATE LAW 21 (A)
CONTRACT 21 (B) DELICTUAL LIABILITY 23 (C) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
CONTRACTUAL AND DELICTUAL LIABILITY 27 2. THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OF
LIABILITY 30 (A) ADMINISTRATIVE EXTRA-CONTIACTUAL LIABILITY 30 (B)
LIABILITY ARISINGFROM ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTS 33 3. 'SOLIDARY
LIABILITY'IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LAW 33 4. THE TIME ELEMENT 34 5. THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF INSURANCE, SOCIAL SECURITY AND FONDS DE GARANTIE 35 6.
HOW DO THESE GENERAL FRAMEWORKS OF LIABILITY AND RECOURSE IMPACT ON
'LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS'? 38 3 DROITPRIVK DELICTUAL LIABILITY FOR FAULT
AND FOR THE 'DEEDSOF THINGS' 40 1 . DEFINING AND FINDING DELICTUAL FAULT
40 (A) THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT 40 (B) THEDEFWITIONOFLAFAUTEDJHCTUELLE
42 (C) ESTABLISHING FAULT IN DIE FRENCH CIVIL PROCESS 46 (D) THE
GATHERING OF EVIDENCE 48 X CONTENTS 2. THE RESTRICTED SIGNIFICANCE OF
DELICTUAL FAULT FOR LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS 50 3. LIABILITY WITHOUT FAULT
FOR HARM CAUSEDBY THINGS 52 (A) WHOISLIABLE? 52 (B) CAUSATION AND
ATTRIBUTION 54 4. REFORM OFTHE LAW OF MOTOR VEHIDE ACCIDENTS 60 5.
COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS AT WORK 61 4 DROITPRIVE: THE LAW OF SAELE 63
1. INTRODUCTION 63 2. OBLIGATIONS D'INFORMATION 64 3. LIABILITY UNDER
DIE GARANTIE LIGALE AND ITS RIVALS 69 (A) 'DEFECT' 73 4. THE BUYER'S
RIGHTS IN RESPECT OF DEFECTS 79 (A)
DOESDIEBUYERHAVEARIGHTTODIEREPLACEMENTORREPAIROFDIEGOODS? 79 (B)
TERMINATION, RESTITUTION AND PRICE REDUCTION 81 (C) ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES
84 (D) CAUSATION AND DEFENCES 86 5. THE BREFDILAI AND ITS AVOIDANCE 91
6. THE CONTRACTUAL EXDUSION OF LIABILITY 93 7. LIABILITY BEYOND PRIVITY
95 (A) THE GENERAL POSITION: ACTIONS DIRECTES AND ACTIONS RTCURSOIRES 96
(B) MANUFACTURERS' GUARANTEES 98 5 DROITPRIVE: LIABILITY FOR THE
PROVISION OF SERVICES INVOLVING PRODUCTS 99 1. THE GENERAL APPROACH TO
LIABILITY FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES 99 (A) SUPPLIERS OFPRODUCTS AND
SERVICES 100 (B) THE LIABILITY OFREPAIRERS 101 (C) DESIGNERS, ADVISERS
AND CERTIFIERS 102 2. THE LAW OF CONSTRUCTION 104 3. HIREOFPROPERTY 108
(A) THE OWNER'S LIABILITY TO THE HIRER 108 (B) ODIER LIABILITIES ARISING
IN THE CONTEXT OF HIRE 111 6 DROHADMINISTRATIF AN& LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS 113 1. ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS BASED ON FAULT 114
2. A RESTRAINED ROLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OFCONTRACT 116 3.
DANGEROUS THINGS AND ACTIVITIES 118 4. LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF 'PUBLIC
WORKS' 121 (A) TRAVAUXPUBLKS AN D OUVRAGEPUBTIC 122 (B) THE BASES OF
LIABILITY FOR HAERM CAUSEDBY PUBLICWORKS' 124 (C) THE DEFENDANTS AND
DIEIR RECOURSE 129 7 PUBLIC SERVICES, SERVICE PUBLIC AND LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS 132 1 . THE KEY DISTINCTION: 'USERS OF A SERVICE PUBLIC AND
'CONTRACTUAL CUSTOMERS' 134 CONTENTS XI 2. LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF THE
SUPPLY OF PUBLIC UTILITIES 136 3. PUBLIC TRANSPORT 139 4. LIABILITY FOR
MEDICAL SERVICES AND MEDICAL PRODUCTS 141 (A) THE LIABILITY OFDOCTORS
AND HOSPITALS 142 (B) THE LIABILITY OF MANUFACTURERS AND PHARMACISTS 146
(C) THE AFFAIRE DU SANG CONTAMIN&. PART I*CIVIL LIABILITY OF DIE
PRODUCERS AND SUPPLIERS 149 (D) LEGISLATIVE INTERVENTION IN 2002 151 8
INTRODUCTION TO PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LIABILITY IN ENGLISH LAW 156 1. THE
LEGAL BASES OF CIVIL LIABILITY 156 2. THE ENGLISH LAW OF ADMINISTRATIVE
LIABILITY 166 3. PUBLIC CONTRACTS 169 4. A CRUCIAL UNITY: THE JOINT
LIABILITY OF TORTFEASORS AND CONTRACT BREAKERS 172 5. INSURANCE AND ITS
PRACTICE; SOCIAL SECURITY AND RECOURSE 173 (A) THE SIGNIFICANCE OF
LIABILITY INSURANCE IN DIE DEVELOPMENT OF H'ABILITY 173 (B) RECOUPMENT
OF SUMS PAID TO PRIMARY CLAIMANTS FROM TORTFEASORS 175 9 THE TORT OF
NEGLIGENCE, ITS ADJUDICATION AND ITS SATELLITES 179 1. THE DOMINANCE OF
THE TORT OF NEGLIGENCE 179 2. LIABILITY FOR PHYSICAL DAMAGE 181 3.
LIABILITY FOR 'PURE ECONOMIC LOSS' 183 4. DEFINING NEGLIGENCE 186 (A)
NEGLIGENCE AS A LACK OFREASONABLE CARE 186 (B) THE STANDARD OF CARE 188
(C) BREACH OF DUTY: FROM JURY VERDIASTOAJUDIDALCOST/BENEFITANALYSIS 189
(D) THE RELEVANCE OF CRIMES, STATUTORY AND OTHER DUTIES, AND SAFETY
STANDARDS 202 5. ESTABLISHING NEGLIGENCE: BURDENS OF PROOF, EVIDENCE AND
THE FINALITY OF DECISION MAKING 205 (A) THE ROLES OF DIE PARTIES AND OF
THE COURT 205 (B) THE NOTION OF EVIDENCE, PROOF AND BURDENS OF PROOF 208
(C) THE COLLECTION AND TRIAL OF EVIDENCE 210 (D) THE FINALITY
OFDECISIONS ON NEGLIGENCE 214 (E) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CIVIL
PROCESS AND DECISIONS ON NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT 218 6. BREACH OF STATUTORY
DUTY 218 7. PUBLIC NUISANCE 224 10 THE ENGLISH LAW OF SAELE OFGOODS 226
1. THE DISUNITY OF THE ENGLISH LAW OF SAELE 227 2. THE LEGAL BASES OFA
SEILERS LIABILITY 228 (A) MISREPRESENTATION, NON-DISDOSURE AND MISTAKE
230 (B) CONTRACT TERMS AS TO DIE QUALITY OFGOODS 232 XII CONTENTS 3.
BUYER'S REMEDIES FOR FAILURES IN QUALITY, SAFETY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE
250 (A) THE RIGHT TO REJECT THE GOODS AND REPUDIATE THE CONTRACT 251 (B)
RESTITUTION OF THE PRICE 254 (C) DAMAGES 255 (D) COMPARATIVE
OBSERVATIONS 257 4. CONTRACTUAL EXDUSION OF LIABILITY 260 5. SEILER'S
LIABILITY BEYOND PRIVITY AND INDEMNITY ACTIONS 264 11 THE ENGLISH LAW
GOVERNING PUBLIC SERVICES, PRIVATE SERVICES AND LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS
267 1. SERVICES AND PRODUCTS UNDER DIE 'ORDINARY LAW' 270 (A) LIABILITY
IN RESPECT OF DIE SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES 271 (B) CONTRACTS
INVOLVING BUILDINGS: TENANCIES AND BUILDING CONTRACTS 274 2. THE PUBLIC
SUPPLY OF GAS, ELECTRICITY AND WATER 276 (A) LIABILITY TO CUSTOMERS 276
(B) LIABILITY TO NON-CUSTOMERS 279 (C) COMPARISONSWITHFRENCHLAW 279 3.
THE LIABILITY OFCARRIERS 280 (A) THE GENERAL POSITION 281 (B) THE
REJECTIONOFA STRICT LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS USED BY CARRIERS 283 (C) A
SPECIAL VICARIOUS LIABILITY VIA CONTRACT 284 (D)
COMPARISONSWIDIFRENDILAW 285 4. MEDICAL LIABILITY AND MEDICAL PRODUCTS
286 (A) THE PERSONAL LIABILITY OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS 287 (B) THE
LIABILITY OFHOSPITAL AUTHORITIES 289 (C) CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY AND
MEDICAL PRODUCTS 291 (D) THE LIABILITY IN NEGLIGENCE OF MANUFACTURERS
AND SUPPLIERS 292 (E) THE STATE AS MANUFACTURER AND SUPPLIER OF MEDICAL
PRODUCTS 294 (F) COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS 299 PART II ADMINISTRATIVE
LIABILITY FOR FAILURE TO REGULATE OR CONTROL PRODUCT SAFETY 12 FRENCH
LAW: FORMAL BASES OF LIABILITY AND PRACTICAL'IRRESPONSIBILITY' 305 1.
SOURCES OF FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE POWER AND PRODUCT SAFETY 306 2.
LIABILITY IN THE ADMINISTRATION IN RESPECT OF FAILURES IN THE EXERCISE
OF PRODUCT SAFETY POWERS 310 (A) FAUTESIMPLE,SSUTELOURDE AND IUEEGSUETY 311
(B) THE AFFAIRE DU SANG CONTAMINT: PART II*STATE LIABILITY FOR FAILURES
IN THE CONTROL OF SAFETY 315 (C) SYSTEMIC TENDENDES TOWARDS THE
'IRRESPONSIBILITY' OF DIE ADMINISTRATION 319 CONTENTS XIII 13 ENGLISH
LAW: RECURRENT THEMES AND ENDEMIC CASUISTRY 331 1. SOURCESOF ENGLISH
ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS AND PRODUCT SAFETY 332 2. RECURRING THEMES
CONCERNING DUTY OF CARE IN RESPECT OF THE EXERCISE OF STATUTORY POWERS
335 (A) THE STATUTORY CONTEXT 336 (B) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE
ILLEGALITY OF A PUBLIC BODY'S ACTION AND THE NEED TO PROTECT POLICY
DEDSIONS' 339 (C) THE RELATIONSHIP TO'PRIVATE LAW' 340 (D) THE
DISTINCTION BETWEEN PERSONS PRIMARILY AND SECONDARILY RESPONSIBLE 343 3.
THE CONTEXT OF THE SAFETY OF PRODUCTS 344 (A) A FAILURE TO ENACT
APPROPRIATE RULES 344 (B) THE ENFORCEMENT OF RULES 346 (C) SUPPLYING
INFORMATION ABOUT PRODUCTS 349 (D) CONTROLLING ACCESS TO OR CONTINUANCE
IN DIE MARKET OF A PARTICULAR PRODUTT 351 (E) CHOOSING BETWEEN
REGULATORYRESPONSES 354 4. THE HIVHAEMOPBILIACLITIGATION AND THE
D'ISCLOSUTEOF DOCUMENTA 356 5. COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS 360 PART III
CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNSAFE PRODUCTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO
COMPENSATION 14 FRAUDES,HOMICIDES AND IHE ROLEOF THE PARTIE CIVILE 367
1. INTRODUCTION 367 2. THE TRADITIONAL PICTURE AND ITS APPLICATION TO
LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS 368 (A) THE SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW AND WHOM IT
GOVERNS 369 (B) THE ROLEOF THE PARTIECIVILE 380 3. REFORM, COMPLEXITY
AND UNCERTAINTY 387 (A) MAKING CRIMINAL FAULT MORE SUBJECTIVE 387 (B)
PROTECTING PUBLIC DECISION MAKERS'*AND SOME OTHERS 388 4. THE AFFAIRE DU
SANG CONTAMINE\ PART III*CRIMINAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF
PRODUCT SAFETY 394 (A) THE FIRST STAGE: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE OFFICERS
OF THE NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTRE IN THE ORDINARY COURTS 395 (B)
THE SECOND STAGE: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST GOVERNMENT RNINISTERS 398 (C) THE
DIIRD AND FINAL STAGE: THIRTY DEFENDANTS DISDIARGED BY THE COUR D'APPD
OF PARIS 400 5. CONDUSION 401 15 ENGLISH LAW. CRIME, THE CRIMINAL
PROCESS AND 'ESSENTIALLY CIVIL CLAIMS' 403 1. THE SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL
LAW AND PRODUCT SAFETY 404 (A) OFFENCES SPECIAL TO DIE PRODUA CONTEXT
405 (B) OFFENCES NOT SPEDAL TO THE PRODUTT CONTEXT 407 XIV CONTENTS (C)
THE DEFENDANTS 416 (D) CONDUDING REMARKS 418 2. THE CRIMINAL PROCESS AND
COMPENSATION FOR PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEADI 419 (A)
THEDECISIONTOPROSECUTEANDTHEROLEOFTHEVICTIM 419 (B) PRACTICAL
DISINCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE PROSECUTION 422 (C) THE RESTRAINED USE OF
POWERS OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS TO ORDER COMPENSATION 423 PART IV THE EC
PRODUCT LIABILITY AND THE CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVES AND THEIR
IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 16 THE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF THE EEC DIRECTIVE ON LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS AND THE PROCESS
OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN THE UKAND FRANCE 431 1. CREATING AND
MAINTAINING THE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE 431 (A) FROM EUROPEAN
CONVENTION TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 431 (B) THE EEC COMPETENCE FOR THE
PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE AND ITS LASTING SIGNIFICANCE 436 (C) THE
EUROPEAN COURT'S DECISIONS OF 2002: 'COMPLETE HARMONISATION' AND ITS
EXCEPTIONS 440 (D) REVIEW AND REFORM OF DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
444 2. THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
IN FRENCH LAW 450 (A) HOW DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE LOOKSTO FRENCH
LAWYERS 451 (B) ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS AT LEGISLATIVE IMPLEMENTATION 452 (C)
'IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE BY DIE COUR DE
CASSATION 455 (D) THE LOI OF 1998 AND ITS CORRECTION BY THE LOI OF 9
DECEMBER 2004 457 (E) THE PRESENT STATUS OFEARLIER TTENCHJURISPRUDENCE
461 3. THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
IN ENGLISH LAW 465 (A) THE LEGAL AND POLITICAL DEBATE 465 (B) THE FORM
OF THE LEGISLATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WIDI OTHER ENGLISH LAW 468 (C)
CONSUMER SAFETY, DVIL LIABILITY AND THE EUROPEAN COURTS DECISIONS OF
2002 474 17 ACLOSER LOOK AT THE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE 476 1.
'PRODUCT' 476 2. THE STANDARD OF LIABILITY: DEFECT, FAULT AND
DEVELOPMENT RISKS 481 (A) DEFECT AND FAULT 481 (B) THE DEVDOPMENT RISKS
DEFENCE 494 3. CLAIMANTS AND RECOVERABLE'DAMAGE' 502 (A) THE EUROPEAN
COURT'S DECISION IN VEEDFALDVAERHUS AMTSKOMMUNE 503 (B) 'NON-MATERIAL
DAMAGE' 507 CONTENTS XV 4. 'CAUSED BY A DEFECT IN BIS PRODUCT' 509 5.
DEFENDANTS AND DEFENCES 514 (A) ACTING IN THE COURSE OF BUSINESS, PUBLIC
BODIES AND PUTTING DIE PRODUTT INTO CIRCULATION' 515 (B) THE DIFFERENT
CATEGORIES OF DEFENDANT IN ARTICLE 3 521 6. TIME RESTRICTIONS ON
CLAIMING 527 18 THE PATTERNS OF LIABILITY 530 1. FRENCH LAW 531 (A) THE
IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1985 DIRECTIVE ON PRODUCERS, IMPORTERS
AND SUPPLIERS 531 (B) LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS BEYOND DIE DIRECTIVE'S
DEFENDANTS 538 (C) 'SOLIDARY LIABILITY'AND THE POTENTIAL FOR RECOURSE
546 2. ENGLISH LAW 553 (A) THE IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1985
DIRECTIVE ON PRODUCERS, IMPORTERS AND SUPPLIERS 553 (B) LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCCS BEYOND THE DIRECTIVE'S DEFENDANTS 556 (C) 'JOINT AND SEVERAL
LIABILITY' AND THE MEANS OF RECOURSE 557 3. THE PRODUCT LIABILITY
DIRECTIVE'S PURPOSES AND HARMONISATION 563 19 THE CONSUMER GUARANTEES
DIRECTIVE AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 565 1.
INTRODUCTION 565 2. BROAD DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY AND
CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVES 566 (A) THE PURPOSES OF THE DIRECTIVES
567 (B) THE PARENTAGE OF DIE DIRECTIVES'PROVISIONS 568 (C) THE
IMPOSITION OF'LIABILITY' AND ITS REMEDIAL EXPRESSION 572 (D) PROBLEMS
OFINTEGRATION WITHIN NATIONAL LAWS 572 3. IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH LAW:
WIDER REFORM ON A EUROPEAN MODEL? 574 (A) THEWORKINGGROUP'SPROPOSALS 575
(B) THE AREAS OF DISAGREEMENT 576 (C) THE OUTCOME OF THE ARGUMENTS AND
THE EVENTUAL IMPLEMENTING LEGISLATION 582 4. ENGLISH LAW: IMPLEMENTATION
BUT SEMI-INTEGRATION 583 (A) THE CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DIRECTIVE 584 (B) THE CONSULTATIVE PROCESS AND THE
TEDINIQUE OF IMPLEMENTATION 585 (C) 'SDSSORS AND PASTE' RADIER THAN
'COPY-OUT' 587 5. A CLOSER LOOK AT DIE CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVE AND
ITS RELATIONSHIP TO FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 589 (A) INITIAL DEFINITIONS
589 (B) THE BASIS OF LIABILITY: 'CONTRACTUAL NON-CONFORMITY' 591 (C) THE
BUYER'S RIGHTS 604 (D) THE TIME WITHIN WHICH DAIMS MUST BE MADE OR
BROUGHT 619 (E) PROTECTION OF DIE BUYER'S PROTECTION 622 (F) BEYOND THE
PARTIESTO DIE CONSUMER CONTRACT OFSALE 624 6. CONCLUDING REMARKS "27 XVI
CONTENTS PARTV GENERAL CONCLUSION 20 GENERAL CONDUSION 631 1. THE TWO
DIRECTIVES CONTRASTED 631 2. FAULT AND NO FAULT 632 3. JUDICIAL
INSTITUTIONS, LEGAL PROCEDURE AND LEGAL SUBSTANCE 640 (A) FACTSANDLAWS
640 (B) SUBSTANTIVE LAW AND LEGAL PROCESS 643 (C) LAW, FACTS AND THE
LEGAL CHARACTERISATION OF FACTS 645 (D) THE EU DIMENSION TO LAW AND FETT
647 4. PUBLIC LAW AND PRIVATE LAW 648 5. PUBLIC LAW, CRIMINAL LAW AND
CIVIL LAW 651 6. EUROPEAN LEGISLATION, NATIONAL LAWS AND IMPLEMENTATION
654 7. EUROPEAN HARMONISATION AND LAW REFORM 659 8. ASERIESOFCONTRASTS
666 INDEX 667 |
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LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS ENGLISH LAW, FRENCH LAW, ANDEUROPEAN
HARMONISATION BY SIMON WHITTAKER OXPORD UNIVERSITY PRESS CONTENTS
ABBREVIATIONS XVII TABLE OFCASES XXIX TABLE OFLEGISLATION XLIX 1 GENERAL
INTRODUCTION 1 1. THE STARTING POINT FOR THIS STUDY 1 2. 'LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS' 5 (A) THE RELATIVE ATTRACTIVENESS OF DAIMING AGAINST DIFFERENT
DEFENDANTS 6 (B) RECOURSE BETWEEN POTENTIAL DEFENDANTS 9 3. BROADENING
THE INVESTIGATION FURTHER 10 4. THE LIMITS OF DIE STUDY 14 5. THE
STRUCTUREOF THE WORK AND ITSTREATMENTOF DIE MATERIAL 15 PART I CIVIL
LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF THE MANUFACTURE, SUPPLY OR USE OF PRODUCTS APART
FROM IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EC DIRECTIVES 2 INTRODUCTION TO THE PRIVATE
AND PUBLIC LAWS OF LIABILITY IN FRANCE 19 1. THE PRIVATE LAW 21 (A)
CONTRACT 21 (B) DELICTUAL LIABILITY 23 (C) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
CONTRACTUAL AND DELICTUAL LIABILITY 27 2. THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OF
LIABILITY 30 (A) ADMINISTRATIVE EXTRA-CONTIACTUAL LIABILITY 30 (B)
LIABILITY ARISINGFROM ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTS 33 3. 'SOLIDARY
LIABILITY'IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LAW 33 4. THE TIME ELEMENT 34 5. THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF INSURANCE, SOCIAL SECURITY AND FONDS DE GARANTIE 35 6.
HOW DO THESE GENERAL FRAMEWORKS OF LIABILITY AND RECOURSE IMPACT ON
'LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS'? 38 3 DROITPRIVK DELICTUAL LIABILITY FOR FAULT
AND FOR THE 'DEEDSOF THINGS' 40 1 . DEFINING AND FINDING DELICTUAL FAULT
40 (A) THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT 40 (B) THEDEFWITIONOFLAFAUTEDJHCTUELLE
42 (C) ESTABLISHING FAULT IN DIE FRENCH CIVIL PROCESS 46 (D) THE
GATHERING OF EVIDENCE 48 X CONTENTS 2. THE RESTRICTED SIGNIFICANCE OF
DELICTUAL FAULT FOR LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS 50 3. LIABILITY WITHOUT FAULT
FOR HARM CAUSEDBY THINGS 52 (A) WHOISLIABLE? 52 (B) CAUSATION AND
ATTRIBUTION 54 4. REFORM OFTHE LAW OF MOTOR VEHIDE ACCIDENTS 60 5.
COMPENSATION FOR ACCIDENTS AT WORK 61 4 DROITPRIVE: THE LAW OF SAELE 63
1. INTRODUCTION 63 2. OBLIGATIONS D'INFORMATION 64 3. LIABILITY UNDER
DIE GARANTIE LIGALE AND ITS RIVALS 69 (A) 'DEFECT' 73 4. THE BUYER'S
RIGHTS IN RESPECT OF DEFECTS 79 (A)
DOESDIEBUYERHAVEARIGHTTODIEREPLACEMENTORREPAIROFDIEGOODS? 79 (B)
TERMINATION, RESTITUTION AND PRICE REDUCTION 81 (C) ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES
84 (D) CAUSATION AND DEFENCES 86 5. THE BREFDILAI AND ITS AVOIDANCE 91
6. THE CONTRACTUAL EXDUSION OF LIABILITY 93 7. LIABILITY BEYOND PRIVITY
95 (A) THE GENERAL POSITION: ACTIONS DIRECTES AND ACTIONS RTCURSOIRES 96
(B) MANUFACTURERS' GUARANTEES 98 5 DROITPRIVE: LIABILITY FOR THE
PROVISION OF SERVICES INVOLVING PRODUCTS 99 1. THE GENERAL APPROACH TO
LIABILITY FOR THE PROVISION OF SERVICES 99 (A) SUPPLIERS OFPRODUCTS AND
SERVICES 100 (B) THE LIABILITY OFREPAIRERS 101 (C) DESIGNERS, ADVISERS
AND CERTIFIERS 102 2. THE LAW OF CONSTRUCTION 104 3. HIREOFPROPERTY 108
(A) THE OWNER'S LIABILITY TO THE HIRER 108 (B) ODIER LIABILITIES ARISING
IN THE CONTEXT OF HIRE 111 6 DROHADMINISTRATIF AN& LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS 113 1. ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS BASED ON FAULT 114
2. A RESTRAINED ROLE FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW OFCONTRACT 116 3.
DANGEROUS THINGS AND ACTIVITIES 118 4. LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF 'PUBLIC
WORKS' 121 (A) TRAVAUXPUBLKS AN D OUVRAGEPUBTIC 122 (B) THE BASES OF
LIABILITY FOR HAERM CAUSEDBY PUBLICWORKS' 124 (C) THE DEFENDANTS AND
DIEIR RECOURSE 129 7 PUBLIC SERVICES, SERVICE PUBLIC AND LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCTS 132 1 . THE KEY DISTINCTION: 'USERS OF A SERVICE PUBLIC AND
'CONTRACTUAL CUSTOMERS' 134 CONTENTS XI 2. LIABILITY IN RESPECT OF THE
SUPPLY OF PUBLIC UTILITIES 136 3. PUBLIC TRANSPORT 139 4. LIABILITY FOR
MEDICAL SERVICES AND MEDICAL PRODUCTS 141 (A) THE LIABILITY OFDOCTORS
AND HOSPITALS 142 (B) THE LIABILITY OF MANUFACTURERS AND PHARMACISTS 146
(C) THE AFFAIRE DU SANG CONTAMIN&. PART I*CIVIL LIABILITY OF DIE
PRODUCERS AND SUPPLIERS 149 (D) LEGISLATIVE INTERVENTION IN 2002 151 8
INTRODUCTION TO PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LIABILITY IN ENGLISH LAW 156 1. THE
LEGAL BASES OF CIVIL LIABILITY 156 2. THE ENGLISH LAW OF ADMINISTRATIVE
LIABILITY 166 3. PUBLIC CONTRACTS 169 4. A CRUCIAL UNITY: THE JOINT
LIABILITY OF TORTFEASORS AND CONTRACT BREAKERS 172 5. INSURANCE AND ITS
PRACTICE; SOCIAL SECURITY AND RECOURSE 173 (A) THE SIGNIFICANCE OF
LIABILITY INSURANCE IN DIE DEVELOPMENT OF H'ABILITY 173 (B) RECOUPMENT
OF SUMS PAID TO PRIMARY CLAIMANTS FROM TORTFEASORS 175 9 THE TORT OF
NEGLIGENCE, ITS ADJUDICATION AND ITS SATELLITES 179 1. THE DOMINANCE OF
THE TORT OF NEGLIGENCE 179 2. LIABILITY FOR PHYSICAL DAMAGE 181 3.
LIABILITY FOR 'PURE ECONOMIC LOSS' 183 4. DEFINING NEGLIGENCE 186 (A)
NEGLIGENCE AS A LACK OFREASONABLE CARE 186 (B) THE STANDARD OF CARE 188
(C) BREACH OF DUTY: FROM JURY VERDIASTOAJUDIDALCOST/BENEFITANALYSIS 189
(D) THE RELEVANCE OF CRIMES, STATUTORY AND OTHER DUTIES, AND SAFETY
STANDARDS 202 5. ESTABLISHING NEGLIGENCE: BURDENS OF PROOF, EVIDENCE AND
THE FINALITY OF DECISION MAKING 205 (A) THE ROLES OF DIE PARTIES AND OF
THE COURT 205 (B) THE NOTION OF EVIDENCE, PROOF AND BURDENS OF PROOF 208
(C) THE COLLECTION AND TRIAL OF EVIDENCE 210 (D) THE FINALITY
OFDECISIONS ON NEGLIGENCE 214 (E) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CIVIL
PROCESS AND DECISIONS ON NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT 218 6. BREACH OF STATUTORY
DUTY 218 7. PUBLIC NUISANCE 224 10 THE ENGLISH LAW OF SAELE OFGOODS 226
1. THE DISUNITY OF THE ENGLISH LAW OF SAELE 227 2. THE LEGAL BASES OFA
SEILERS LIABILITY 228 (A) MISREPRESENTATION, NON-DISDOSURE AND MISTAKE
230 (B) CONTRACT TERMS AS TO DIE QUALITY OFGOODS 232 XII CONTENTS 3.
BUYER'S REMEDIES FOR FAILURES IN QUALITY, SAFETY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE
250 (A) THE RIGHT TO REJECT THE GOODS AND REPUDIATE THE CONTRACT 251 (B)
RESTITUTION OF THE PRICE 254 (C) DAMAGES 255 (D) COMPARATIVE
OBSERVATIONS 257 4. CONTRACTUAL EXDUSION OF LIABILITY 260 5. SEILER'S
LIABILITY BEYOND PRIVITY AND INDEMNITY ACTIONS 264 11 THE ENGLISH LAW
GOVERNING PUBLIC SERVICES, PRIVATE SERVICES AND LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS
267 1. SERVICES AND PRODUCTS UNDER DIE 'ORDINARY LAW' 270 (A) LIABILITY
IN RESPECT OF DIE SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES 271 (B) CONTRACTS
INVOLVING BUILDINGS: TENANCIES AND BUILDING CONTRACTS 274 2. THE PUBLIC
SUPPLY OF GAS, ELECTRICITY AND WATER 276 (A) LIABILITY TO CUSTOMERS 276
(B) LIABILITY TO NON-CUSTOMERS 279 (C) COMPARISONSWITHFRENCHLAW 279 3.
THE LIABILITY OFCARRIERS 280 (A) THE GENERAL POSITION 281 (B) THE
REJECTIONOFA STRICT LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS USED BY CARRIERS 283 (C) A
SPECIAL VICARIOUS LIABILITY VIA CONTRACT 284 (D)
COMPARISONSWIDIFRENDILAW 285 4. MEDICAL LIABILITY AND MEDICAL PRODUCTS
286 (A) THE PERSONAL LIABILITY OF MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS 287 (B) THE
LIABILITY OFHOSPITAL AUTHORITIES 289 (C) CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY AND
MEDICAL PRODUCTS 291 (D) THE LIABILITY IN NEGLIGENCE OF MANUFACTURERS
AND SUPPLIERS 292 (E) THE STATE AS MANUFACTURER AND SUPPLIER OF MEDICAL
PRODUCTS 294 (F) COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS 299 PART II ADMINISTRATIVE
LIABILITY FOR FAILURE TO REGULATE OR CONTROL PRODUCT SAFETY 12 FRENCH
LAW: FORMAL BASES OF LIABILITY AND PRACTICAL'IRRESPONSIBILITY' 305 1.
SOURCES OF FRENCH ADMINISTRATIVE POWER AND PRODUCT SAFETY 306 2.
LIABILITY IN THE ADMINISTRATION IN RESPECT OF FAILURES IN THE EXERCISE
OF PRODUCT SAFETY POWERS 310 (A) FAUTESIMPLE,SSUTELOURDE AND IUEEGSUETY 311
(B) THE AFFAIRE DU SANG CONTAMINT: PART II*STATE LIABILITY FOR FAILURES
IN THE CONTROL OF SAFETY 315 (C) SYSTEMIC TENDENDES TOWARDS THE
'IRRESPONSIBILITY' OF DIE ADMINISTRATION 319 CONTENTS XIII 13 ENGLISH
LAW: RECURRENT THEMES AND ENDEMIC CASUISTRY 331 1. SOURCESOF ENGLISH
ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS AND PRODUCT SAFETY 332 2. RECURRING THEMES
CONCERNING DUTY OF CARE IN RESPECT OF THE EXERCISE OF STATUTORY POWERS
335 (A) THE STATUTORY CONTEXT 336 (B) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE
ILLEGALITY OF A PUBLIC BODY'S ACTION AND THE NEED TO PROTECT POLICY
DEDSIONS' 339 (C) THE RELATIONSHIP TO'PRIVATE LAW' 340 (D) THE
DISTINCTION BETWEEN PERSONS PRIMARILY AND SECONDARILY RESPONSIBLE 343 3.
THE CONTEXT OF THE SAFETY OF PRODUCTS 344 (A) A FAILURE TO ENACT
APPROPRIATE RULES 344 (B) THE ENFORCEMENT OF RULES 346 (C) SUPPLYING
INFORMATION ABOUT PRODUCTS 349 (D) CONTROLLING ACCESS TO OR CONTINUANCE
IN DIE MARKET OF A PARTICULAR PRODUTT 351 (E) CHOOSING BETWEEN
REGULATORYRESPONSES 354 4. THE HIVHAEMOPBILIACLITIGATION AND THE
D'ISCLOSUTEOF DOCUMENTA 356 5. COMPARATIVE OBSERVATIONS 360 PART III
CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNSAFE PRODUCTS AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO
COMPENSATION 14 FRAUDES,HOMICIDES AND IHE ROLEOF THE PARTIE CIVILE 367
1. INTRODUCTION 367 2. THE TRADITIONAL PICTURE AND ITS APPLICATION TO
LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS 368 (A) THE SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL LAW AND WHOM IT
GOVERNS 369 (B) THE ROLEOF THE PARTIECIVILE 380 3. REFORM, COMPLEXITY
AND UNCERTAINTY 387 (A) MAKING CRIMINAL FAULT MORE SUBJECTIVE 387 (B)
PROTECTING PUBLIC DECISION MAKERS'*AND SOME OTHERS 388 4. THE AFFAIRE DU
SANG CONTAMINE\ PART III*CRIMINAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF
PRODUCT SAFETY 394 (A) THE FIRST STAGE: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE OFFICERS
OF THE NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTRE IN THE ORDINARY COURTS 395 (B)
THE SECOND STAGE: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST GOVERNMENT RNINISTERS 398 (C) THE
DIIRD AND FINAL STAGE: THIRTY DEFENDANTS DISDIARGED BY THE COUR D'APPD
OF PARIS 400 5. CONDUSION 401 15 ENGLISH LAW. CRIME, THE CRIMINAL
PROCESS AND 'ESSENTIALLY CIVIL CLAIMS' 403 1. THE SUBSTANTIVE CRIMINAL
LAW AND PRODUCT SAFETY 404 (A) OFFENCES SPECIAL TO DIE PRODUA CONTEXT
405 (B) OFFENCES NOT SPEDAL TO THE PRODUTT CONTEXT 407 XIV CONTENTS (C)
THE DEFENDANTS 416 (D) CONDUDING REMARKS 418 2. THE CRIMINAL PROCESS AND
COMPENSATION FOR PERSONAL INJURIES OR DEADI 419 (A)
THEDECISIONTOPROSECUTEANDTHEROLEOFTHEVICTIM 419 (B) PRACTICAL
DISINCENTIVES FOR PRIVATE PROSECUTION 422 (C) THE RESTRAINED USE OF
POWERS OF THE CRIMINAL COURTS TO ORDER COMPENSATION 423 PART IV THE EC
PRODUCT LIABILITY AND THE CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVES AND THEIR
IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 16 THE CREATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF THE EEC DIRECTIVE ON LIABILITY FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS AND THE PROCESS
OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN THE UKAND FRANCE 431 1. CREATING AND
MAINTAINING THE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE 431 (A) FROM EUROPEAN
CONVENTION TO EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE 431 (B) THE EEC COMPETENCE FOR THE
PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE AND ITS LASTING SIGNIFICANCE 436 (C) THE
EUROPEAN COURT'S DECISIONS OF 2002: 'COMPLETE HARMONISATION' AND ITS
EXCEPTIONS 440 (D) REVIEW AND REFORM OF DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
444 2. THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
IN FRENCH LAW 450 (A) HOW DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE LOOKSTO FRENCH
LAWYERS 451 (B) ABORTIVE ATTEMPTS AT LEGISLATIVE IMPLEMENTATION 452 (C)
'IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUTT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE BY DIE COUR DE
CASSATION 455 (D) THE LOI OF 1998 AND ITS CORRECTION BY THE LOI OF 9
DECEMBER 2004 457 (E) THE PRESENT STATUS OFEARLIER TTENCHJURISPRUDENCE
461 3. THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE
IN ENGLISH LAW 465 (A) THE LEGAL AND POLITICAL DEBATE 465 (B) THE FORM
OF THE LEGISLATION AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WIDI OTHER ENGLISH LAW 468 (C)
CONSUMER SAFETY, DVIL LIABILITY AND THE EUROPEAN COURTS DECISIONS OF
2002 474 17 ACLOSER LOOK AT THE PRODUCT LIABILITY DIRECTIVE 476 1.
'PRODUCT' 476 2. THE STANDARD OF LIABILITY: DEFECT, FAULT AND
DEVELOPMENT RISKS 481 (A) DEFECT AND FAULT 481 (B) THE DEVDOPMENT RISKS
DEFENCE 494 3. CLAIMANTS AND RECOVERABLE'DAMAGE' 502 (A) THE EUROPEAN
COURT'S DECISION IN VEEDFALDVAERHUS AMTSKOMMUNE 503 (B) 'NON-MATERIAL
DAMAGE' 507 CONTENTS XV 4. 'CAUSED BY A DEFECT IN BIS PRODUCT' 509 5.
DEFENDANTS AND DEFENCES 514 (A) ACTING IN THE COURSE OF BUSINESS, PUBLIC
BODIES AND PUTTING DIE PRODUTT INTO CIRCULATION' 515 (B) THE DIFFERENT
CATEGORIES OF DEFENDANT IN ARTICLE 3 521 6. TIME RESTRICTIONS ON
CLAIMING 527 18 THE PATTERNS OF LIABILITY 530 1. FRENCH LAW 531 (A) THE
IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1985 DIRECTIVE ON PRODUCERS, IMPORTERS
AND SUPPLIERS 531 (B) LIABILITY FOR PRODUCTS BEYOND DIE DIRECTIVE'S
DEFENDANTS 538 (C) 'SOLIDARY LIABILITY'AND THE POTENTIAL FOR RECOURSE
546 2. ENGLISH LAW 553 (A) THE IMPACT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE 1985
DIRECTIVE ON PRODUCERS, IMPORTERS AND SUPPLIERS 553 (B) LIABILITY FOR
PRODUCCS BEYOND THE DIRECTIVE'S DEFENDANTS 556 (C) 'JOINT AND SEVERAL
LIABILITY' AND THE MEANS OF RECOURSE 557 3. THE PRODUCT LIABILITY
DIRECTIVE'S PURPOSES AND HARMONISATION 563 19 THE CONSUMER GUARANTEES
DIRECTIVE AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 565 1.
INTRODUCTION 565 2. BROAD DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DIE PRODUCT LIABILITY AND
CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVES 566 (A) THE PURPOSES OF THE DIRECTIVES
567 (B) THE PARENTAGE OF DIE DIRECTIVES'PROVISIONS 568 (C) THE
IMPOSITION OF'LIABILITY' AND ITS REMEDIAL EXPRESSION 572 (D) PROBLEMS
OFINTEGRATION WITHIN NATIONAL LAWS 572 3. IMPLEMENTATION IN FRENCH LAW:
WIDER REFORM ON A EUROPEAN MODEL? 574 (A) THEWORKINGGROUP'SPROPOSALS 575
(B) THE AREAS OF DISAGREEMENT 576 (C) THE OUTCOME OF THE ARGUMENTS AND
THE EVENTUAL IMPLEMENTING LEGISLATION 582 4. ENGLISH LAW: IMPLEMENTATION
BUT SEMI-INTEGRATION 583 (A) THE CONSTITUTIONAL ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DIRECTIVE 584 (B) THE CONSULTATIVE PROCESS AND THE
TEDINIQUE OF IMPLEMENTATION 585 (C) 'SDSSORS AND PASTE' RADIER THAN
'COPY-OUT' 587 5. A CLOSER LOOK AT DIE CONSUMER GUARANTEES DIRECTIVE AND
ITS RELATIONSHIP TO FRENCH AND ENGLISH LAW 589 (A) INITIAL DEFINITIONS
589 (B) THE BASIS OF LIABILITY: 'CONTRACTUAL NON-CONFORMITY' 591 (C) THE
BUYER'S RIGHTS 604 (D) THE TIME WITHIN WHICH DAIMS MUST BE MADE OR
BROUGHT 619 (E) PROTECTION OF DIE BUYER'S PROTECTION 622 (F) BEYOND THE
PARTIESTO DIE CONSUMER CONTRACT OFSALE 624 6. CONCLUDING REMARKS "27 XVI
CONTENTS PARTV GENERAL CONCLUSION 20 GENERAL CONDUSION 631 1. THE TWO
DIRECTIVES CONTRASTED 631 2. FAULT AND NO FAULT 632 3. JUDICIAL
INSTITUTIONS, LEGAL PROCEDURE AND LEGAL SUBSTANCE 640 (A) FACTSANDLAWS
640 (B) SUBSTANTIVE LAW AND LEGAL PROCESS 643 (C) LAW, FACTS AND THE
LEGAL CHARACTERISATION OF FACTS 645 (D) THE EU DIMENSION TO LAW AND FETT
647 4. PUBLIC LAW AND PRIVATE LAW 648 5. PUBLIC LAW, CRIMINAL LAW AND
CIVIL LAW 651 6. EUROPEAN LEGISLATION, NATIONAL LAWS AND IMPLEMENTATION
654 7. EUROPEAN HARMONISATION AND LAW REFORM 659 8. ASERIESOFCONTRASTS
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