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How liable should a lender be? : The case of judgment-proof firms and environmental risk

Pitchford, Rohan - In: The American economic review 85 (1995) 5, pp. 1171-1186

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Reform and damages for breach of contract in the Soviet economy

Kroll, Heidi - In: Soviet economy 5 (1989) 3, pp. 276-297

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Four tests for liability in torts

Calabresi, Guido

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The invention of enterprise liability : a critical history of the intellectual foundations of modern tort law

Priest, George L. - 1985

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Critical issues in tort law reform : a search for principles ; a conference sponsored by the Program in Civil Liability, Yale Law School

In: The journal of legal studies 14 (1985) 3, pp. 459-818

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The economics of lender liability

Fischel, Daniel R. - In: The Yale law journal 99 (1989) 1, pp. 131-154

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Jurisprudence of Rescue Under Tort Law

Kadambi, Rajeev - 2011

The essay deals with five broad themes. Firstly, the idea of rescue is embodied in the duty to act reasonably in tort law. Secondly, explains the judicial array of balances involved in rescue situations involving the victim, rescuer, and defendant. Thirdly, frames the arguments for and against a...

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