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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Wien [u.a.] Springer 2008
Schriftenreihe:	Tort and insurance law yearbook
Schlagworte:	Insurance law > European Union countries Torts > European Union countries Europäische Union. Mitgliedsstaaten
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Beschreibung:	XIV, 661 S.
ISBN:	9783211779910

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING LECTURE .............................................................................. ............... 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF TORT LAW ( JOHN BELL ) ........................................................................................................ 2 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ............. 2 B. WHAT IS THE NATURE OF TORT DEVELOPMENT? ............................................. 3 C. THE FUNCTION OF TORT LAW ..................................................................... 5 D. IS LAW DEPENDENT OR INDEPENDENT IN ITS DEVELOPMENT? ....................... 9 E. FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TORT LAW ............................................ 13 ESSAYS .............................................................................. .............................. 25 I. PRESCRIPTION: GENERAL FRAMEWORK AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS CONCERNING DAMAGES CLAIMS ( REINHARD ZIMMERMANN AND JENS KLEINSCHMIDT ) ........................................... 26 A. THE GENERAL FRAMEWORK ..................................................................... 27 B. COMMENCEMENT OF PRESCRIPTION CONCERNING DAMAGES CLAIMS .......... 33 C. FIRST DAMAGE AND FURTHER CONSEQUENCES .......................................... 38 D. THE LATENT DAMAGE PROBLEM .............................................................. 48 E. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REGULAR PERIOD AND LONG-STOP ................. 61 F. PRESCRIPTION PROBLEMS IN CASES OF SEXUAL ABUSE ............................... 64 II. COMMENCEMENT OF THE PRESCRIPTION PERIOD IN CASE OF DAMAGE CAUSED DUE TO OMISSIONS ( FEDERICO FUSCO ) ............................................................................................ 79 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ........... 79 B. THE PROBLEMATIC NATURE OF OMISSIONS ................................................ 79 C. COMMENCEMENT OF THE PRESCRIPTION PERIOD: CURRENT LAW IN EUROPE ....................................................................... 88 III. PLURALITY OF LIABLE PERSONS AND PRESCRIPTION OF RECOURSE ACTIONS ( BJARTE ASKELAND ) ........................................................................................... 94 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ........... 94 B. TORT LAW STRUCTURES, RATIONAL ARGUMENTS AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS ......................................................................... 95 X TABLE OF CONTENTS C. PRESCRIPTION OF THE RECOURSE ACTION ................................................. 102 D. AN IDEALIZED SOLUTION TO THE PUZZLE (A CORE REGIME) ................... 110 IV. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PRESCRIPTION IN TORT LAW ( ISRAEL GILEAD ) .............................................................................................. 112 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ......... 112 B. ASPECTS OF EFFICIENCY AFFECTED BY TORT LAW ....................................... 114 C. ERRORS AND UNCERTAINTY: TIME-RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING TORT LAWS EFFICIENCY ......................................................... 115 D. TIME LIMITS AND DETERRENCE .............................................................. 117 E. TIME LIMITS AND LOSS-SPREADING ....................................................... 118 F. TIME LIMITS AND PERCEPTIONS OF FAIRNESS .......................................... 121 G. LITIGATION COSTS, COSTS OF PRESERVING EVIDENCE AND FINANCIAL RESERVES AND OTHER COSTS OF UNCERTAINTY ........................ 122 H. AN OVERVIEW OF THE EFFICIENCY OF TIME LIMITS ................................... 123 I. AN OVERVIEW OF THE EFFICIENCY OF RULES OF PRESCRIPTION .................... 124 J. APPLICATION OF THE ANALYSIS: THE DISCOVERY RULE ............................. 126 K. CONCLUSIONS AND NOTES ON THE LITERATURE .......................................... 129 REPORTS .............................................................................. .......................... 133 I. AUSTRIA ( BARBARA C. STEININGER ) ............................................................................... 134 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 134 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 139 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 152 APPENDIX: REVISED WORKING GROUP DRAFT ............................................... 158 II. BELGIUM ( ISABELLE C. DURANT ) ..................................................................................... 173 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 173 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 194 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 198 III. BULGARIA ( CHRISTIAN TAKOFF ) ......................................................................................... 206 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 206 B. JUDICIAL PRACTICE .............................................................................. . 206 C. DOCTRINE .............................................................................. .............. 210 IV. CZECH REPUBLIC ( JII HRADEK ) ................................................................................................ 211 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 211 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 213 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 229 TABLE OF CONTENTS XI V. DENMARK ( VIBE ULFBECK AND SOEREN BERGENSER ) ............................................................ 232 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 232 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 232 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 236 VI. ENGLAND AND WALES ( KEN OLIPHANT ) ............................................................................................. 237 A. LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS ........................................................................ 237 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 239 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 249 VII. ESTONIA ( JANNO LAHE AND IRENE KULL ) ........................................................................ 255 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 255 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 258 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 265 VIII. FINLAND ( SUVIANNA HAKALEHTO-WAINIO ) ...................................................................... 269 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 269 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 269 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 269 IX. FRANCE ( OLIVIER MORETEAU ) ....................................................................................... 274 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ......... 274 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 275 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 286 X. GERMANY ( JOERG FEDTKE ) ................................................................................................ 288 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 288 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 290 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 303 XI. GREECE ( EUGENIA DACORONIA ) ................................................................................... 309 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 309 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 311 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 335 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS XII. HUNGARY ( ATTILA MENYHARD ) ......................................................................................... 339 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 339 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 341 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 349 XIII. IRELAND ( EOIN QUILL ) .................................................................................................. 352 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 352 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 354 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 371 XIV. ITALY ( EMANUELA NAVARRETTA AND ELENA BARGELLI ) ................................................. 373 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 373 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 374 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 385 XV. LATVIA ( AGRIS BITNS ) ............................................................................................... 389 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 389 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 393 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 397 XVI. LITHUANIA ( HERKUS GABARTAS AND GRETA BOZECKAIT* ) .................................................. 400 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 400 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 402 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 410 XVII. THE NETHERLANDS ( MICHAEL G. FAURE AND TON HARTLIEF ) ........................................................... 416 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ......... 416 B. LEGISLATION AND EVOLUTIONS AT POLICY LEVEL ...................................... 416 C. CASE LAW ........................................................................................... 419 D. DOCTRINE .............................................................................. .............. 432 E. CONCLUDING REMARKS ......................................................................... 438 XVIII. NORWAY ( BJARTE ASKELAND ) ......................................................................................... 440 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 440 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 441 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 445 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII XIX. POLAND ( EWA BAGI*SKA ) ............................................................................................ 451 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 451 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 453 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 472 XX. PORTUGAL ( ANDRE G. DIAS PEREIRA ) ............................................................................... 476 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 476 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 480 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 490 XXI. ROMANIA ( CHRISTIAN ALUNARU AND LUCIAN BOJIN ) ......................................................... 497 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 497 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 499 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 506 XXII. SLOVAKIA ( ANTON DULAK ) ............................................................................................... 521 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 521 B. CASE LAW ........................................................................................... 523 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 525 XXIII. SLOVENIA ( ROK LAMPE ) ................................................................................................. 526 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 526 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 528 XXIV. SPAIN ( JORDI RIBOT AND ALBERT RUDA ) ...................................................................... 541 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 541 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 553 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 568 XXV. SWEDEN ( HAKAN ANDERSSON ) ...................................................................................... 572 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ......... 572 B. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 572 C. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 572 D. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 584 XIV TABLE OF CONTENTS XXVI. SWITZERLAND ( PETER LOSER ) ................................................................................................ 586 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 586 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 587 C. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 596 XXVII. EUROPEAN UNION ( BERNHARD A. KOCH ) ...................................................................................... 598 A. LEGISLATION .............................................................................. .......... 598 B. CASES .............................................................................. ................... 606 XXVIII. COMPARATIVE REMARKS ( KEN OLIPHANT ) ............................................................................................. 617 A. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................. ......... 617 B. EC TORT LAW .............................................................................. ........ 617 C. ECHR TORT LAW .............................................................................. ... 618 D. PRINCIPLES OF EUROPEAN TORT LAW ...................................................... 619 E. THE COMMON CORE ............................................................................ 620 F. LITERATURE .............................................................................. ............ 629 G. CONCLUSIONS .............................................................................. ......... 631 CONTRIBUTORS .............................................................................. ................. 632 INDEX .............................................................................. .............................. 649 PUBLICATIONS .............................................................................. .................. 657
adam_txt	TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING LECTURE . . 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF TORT LAW ( JOHN BELL ) . 2 A. INTRODUCTION . . 2 B. WHAT IS THE NATURE OF TORT DEVELOPMENT? . 3 C. THE FUNCTION OF TORT LAW . 5 D. IS LAW DEPENDENT OR INDEPENDENT IN ITS DEVELOPMENT? . 9 E. FACTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF TORT LAW . 13 ESSAYS . . 25 I. PRESCRIPTION: GENERAL FRAMEWORK AND SPECIAL PROBLEMS CONCERNING DAMAGES CLAIMS ( REINHARD ZIMMERMANN AND JENS KLEINSCHMIDT ) . 26 A. THE GENERAL FRAMEWORK . 27 B. COMMENCEMENT OF PRESCRIPTION CONCERNING DAMAGES CLAIMS . 33 C. FIRST DAMAGE AND FURTHER CONSEQUENCES . 38 D. THE LATENT DAMAGE PROBLEM . 48 E. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REGULAR PERIOD AND LONG-STOP . 61 F. PRESCRIPTION PROBLEMS IN CASES OF SEXUAL ABUSE . 64 II. COMMENCEMENT OF THE PRESCRIPTION PERIOD IN CASE OF DAMAGE CAUSED DUE TO OMISSIONS ( FEDERICO FUSCO ) . 79 A. INTRODUCTION . . 79 B. THE PROBLEMATIC NATURE OF OMISSIONS . 79 C. COMMENCEMENT OF THE PRESCRIPTION PERIOD: CURRENT LAW IN EUROPE . 88 III. PLURALITY OF LIABLE PERSONS AND PRESCRIPTION OF RECOURSE ACTIONS ( BJARTE ASKELAND ) . 94 A. INTRODUCTION . . 94 B. TORT LAW STRUCTURES, RATIONAL ARGUMENTS AND POLICY CONSIDERATIONS . 95 X TABLE OF CONTENTS C. PRESCRIPTION OF THE RECOURSE ACTION . 102 D. AN IDEALIZED SOLUTION TO THE PUZZLE (A CORE REGIME) . 110 IV. ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF PRESCRIPTION IN TORT LAW ( ISRAEL GILEAD ) . 112 A. INTRODUCTION . . 112 B. ASPECTS OF EFFICIENCY AFFECTED BY TORT LAW . 114 C. ERRORS AND UNCERTAINTY: TIME-RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING TORT LAWS EFFICIENCY . 115 D. TIME LIMITS AND DETERRENCE . 117 E. TIME LIMITS AND LOSS-SPREADING . 118 F. TIME LIMITS AND PERCEPTIONS OF FAIRNESS . 121 G. LITIGATION COSTS, COSTS OF PRESERVING EVIDENCE AND FINANCIAL RESERVES AND OTHER COSTS OF UNCERTAINTY . 122 H. AN OVERVIEW OF THE EFFICIENCY OF TIME LIMITS . 123 I. AN OVERVIEW OF THE EFFICIENCY OF RULES OF PRESCRIPTION . 124 J. APPLICATION OF THE ANALYSIS: THE DISCOVERY RULE . 126 K. CONCLUSIONS AND NOTES ON THE LITERATURE . 129 REPORTS . . 133 I. AUSTRIA ( BARBARA C. STEININGER ) . 134 A. LEGISLATION . . 134 B. CASES . . 139 C. LITERATURE . . 152 APPENDIX: REVISED WORKING GROUP DRAFT . 158 II. BELGIUM ( ISABELLE C. DURANT ) . 173 A. LEGISLATION . . 173 B. CASES . . 194 C. LITERATURE . . 198 III. BULGARIA ( CHRISTIAN TAKOFF ) . 206 A. LEGISLATION . . 206 B. JUDICIAL PRACTICE . . 206 C. DOCTRINE . . 210 IV. CZECH REPUBLIC ( JII HRADEK ) . 211 A. LEGISLATION . . 211 B. CASES . . 213 C. LITERATURE . . 229 TABLE OF CONTENTS XI V. DENMARK ( VIBE ULFBECK AND SOEREN BERGENSER ) . 232 A. LEGISLATION . . 232 B. CASES . . 232 C. LITERATURE . . 236 VI. ENGLAND AND WALES ( KEN OLIPHANT ) . 237 A. LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS . 237 B. CASES . . 239 C. LITERATURE . . 249 VII. ESTONIA ( JANNO LAHE AND IRENE KULL ) . 255 A. LEGISLATION . . 255 B. CASES . . 258 C. LITERATURE . . 265 VIII. FINLAND ( SUVIANNA HAKALEHTO-WAINIO ) . 269 A. LEGISLATION . . 269 B. CASES . . 269 C. LITERATURE . . 269 IX. FRANCE ( OLIVIER MORETEAU ) . 274 A. INTRODUCTION . . 274 B. CASES . . 275 C. LITERATURE . . 286 X. GERMANY ( JOERG FEDTKE ) . 288 A. LEGISLATION . . 288 B. CASES . . 290 C. LITERATURE . . 303 XI. GREECE ( EUGENIA DACORONIA ) . 309 A. LEGISLATION . . 309 B. CASES . . 311 C. LITERATURE . . 335 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS XII. HUNGARY ( ATTILA MENYHARD ) . 339 A. LEGISLATION . . 339 B. CASES . . 341 C. LITERATURE . . 349 XIII. IRELAND ( EOIN QUILL ) . 352 A. LEGISLATION . . 352 B. CASES . . 354 C. LITERATURE . . 371 XIV. ITALY ( EMANUELA NAVARRETTA AND ELENA BARGELLI ) . 373 A. LEGISLATION . . 373 B. CASES . . 374 C. LITERATURE . . 385 XV. LATVIA ( AGRIS BITNS ) . 389 A. LEGISLATION . . 389 B. CASES . . 393 C. LITERATURE . . 397 XVI. LITHUANIA ( HERKUS GABARTAS AND GRETA BOZECKAIT* ) . 400 A. LEGISLATION . . 400 B. CASES . . 402 C. LITERATURE . . 410 XVII. THE NETHERLANDS ( MICHAEL G. FAURE AND TON HARTLIEF ) . 416 A. INTRODUCTION . . 416 B. LEGISLATION AND EVOLUTIONS AT POLICY LEVEL . 416 C. CASE LAW . 419 D. DOCTRINE . . 432 E. CONCLUDING REMARKS . 438 XVIII. NORWAY ( BJARTE ASKELAND ) . 440 A. LEGISLATION . . 440 B. CASES . . 441 C. LITERATURE . . 445 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII XIX. POLAND ( EWA BAGI*SKA ) . 451 A. LEGISLATION . . 451 B. CASES . . 453 C. LITERATURE . . 472 XX. PORTUGAL ( ANDRE G. DIAS PEREIRA ) . 476 A. LEGISLATION . . 476 B. CASES . . 480 C. LITERATURE . . 490 XXI. ROMANIA ( CHRISTIAN ALUNARU AND LUCIAN BOJIN ) . 497 A. LEGISLATION . . 497 B. CASES . . 499 C. LITERATURE . . 506 XXII. SLOVAKIA ( ANTON DULAK ) . 521 A. LEGISLATION . . 521 B. CASE LAW . 523 C. LITERATURE . . 525 XXIII. SLOVENIA ( ROK LAMPE ) . 526 A. LEGISLATION . . 526 B. CASES . . 528 XXIV. SPAIN ( JORDI RIBOT AND ALBERT RUDA ) . 541 A. LEGISLATION . . 541 B. CASES . . 553 C. LITERATURE . . 568 XXV. SWEDEN ( HAKAN ANDERSSON ) . 572 A. INTRODUCTION . . 572 B. LEGISLATION . . 572 C. CASES . . 572 D. LITERATURE . . 584 XIV TABLE OF CONTENTS XXVI. SWITZERLAND ( PETER LOSER ) . 586 A. LEGISLATION . . 586 B. CASES . . 587 C. LITERATURE . . 596 XXVII. EUROPEAN UNION ( BERNHARD A. KOCH ) . 598 A. LEGISLATION . . 598 B. CASES . . 606 XXVIII. COMPARATIVE REMARKS ( KEN OLIPHANT ) . 617 A. INTRODUCTION . . 617 B. EC TORT LAW . . 617 C. ECHR TORT LAW . . 618 D. PRINCIPLES OF EUROPEAN TORT LAW . 619 E. THE COMMON CORE . 620 F. LITERATURE . . 629 G. CONCLUSIONS . . 631 CONTRIBUTORS . . 632 INDEX . . 649 PUBLICATIONS . . 657
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