Tort Law of the European Community
This publication deals with the European dimension of tort law. It provides a critical analysis of the acquis communautaire, asking if and to what extent the provisions and case law in the field of tort law are based on a conclusive system and are in acco
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Tort and Insurance Law Vol. 23 Edited by the
Research Unit for European Tort Law of the Austrian Academy of Sciences together with the
European Centre of Tort and Insurance Law
Helmut Koziol Reiner Schulze (eds.) Tort Law of the European Community With Contributions by Luisa Antoniolli Bjarte Askeland Isabelle C. Durant Josep Solé Feliu Monika Hinteregger Geraint Howells Thomas Kadner Graziano Denis N. Kelliher Markus Kellner Bernhard A. Koch Helmut Koziol Meinhard Lukas Ulrich Magnus Miquel Martín-Casals
Christoph Oertel Ken Oliphant André Pereira Robert Rebhahn W.V.H. Rogers Reiner Schulze Luboš Tichý Stefano Troiano Vibe Ulfbeck Antoni Vaquer Martin Weitenberg Pierre Widmer Mark Wissink
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PREFACE The Europeanization of private law is always in progress. While its political dimension has – following the European Commission’s “Action Plan” from 2003 (Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council “A More Coherent European Contract Law – An Action Plan”, COM (2003) final) – hitherto mainly focused on contract law, groups of researchers have – in line with the postulation in the European Parliament resolution on the approximation of the civil and commercial law of the Member States, COM (2001) 398 – started “to find common legal concepts and solutions” also for “the law governing non-contractual obligations (tort, law of restitution)”. The European Group on Tort Law presented its Principles of European Tort Law (PETL) with commentaries in 2005 (European Gr
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