Примеры использования Torts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It claims that by filing a claim for compensation under article 172 of the Contracts and Torts Law, the complainant could have prosecuted the Republic of Serbia
the Law on Contracts and Torts is narrower than the notion of a victim within the meaning of article 24 of the Convention,
At the most basic level, social security and regular torts law entitle employees to compensation in the event of work-related injuries see further detail under article 9 of the Covenant.
Other issues, such as whether the tribunal had correctly applied the Serbian Law on Contracts and Torts, were also outside the scope of the review under Article 58 of the Law on Arbitration Article 34(2) of the UNCITRAL Model Law.
some specializing in law(in particular international law, torts or commercial law),
property and torts in the area of private law,
Under the Law on Contracts and Torts, anyone who has i nflicted damage to another has the obligation to compensate the damage,
damage is regulated by the Law on Contracts and Torts Official Gazette of the SFRY, Nos. 29/78,
Insurance schemes may not be effective either because basic coverage is usually restricted to compensatory damages-- which often do not cover intentional torts or exempt claims against spouses-- or because claims have to be brought during the term of the policy.
of an improper motive, a necessary element of both torts.
the government is subject to liability for torts committed by its agents
The Court of Appeal found that there was a"common design" agreed between the officers to commit intentional torts that outweighed any negligence of Sergeant C. in planning the raid.
she said that, in national torts and compensation law,
furtherance of a trade dispute” it gave immunity from liability for the torts of conspiracy to injure, inducement of the
law of torts, contract law,
Dobbs, Torts and Compensation: Personal Accountability
some jurisdictions exclude torts of a personal nature such as defamation,
it is apparently rejected in international practice, doubtless because in the majority of countries the local law has not yet advanced to the stage of regarding the State as immediately responsible for torts of its officers.
in cases of severe disability of some person art. 201, para. 3, of the Law on Contracts and Torts.
Discretionary" acts, and many"intentional" torts are not included, but the Act does waive the sovereign immunity of the United States with