Titlebook: Children in Tort Law, Part II: Children as Victims; Miquel Martín-Casals,Bertil Bengtsson,Felix Wieser Book 2007Latest edition Springer-Ve

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Chris Chapman,Elea McDonnell Feit the number of fatal accidents per year and the sources of these accidents. The relevant numbers for the year 2002 show that children under the age of ten are most likely to suffer an accident at home. Whether these conclusions also apply to the area of accidents causing physical injury but not deat

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Chris Chapman,Elea McDonnell Feite on the part of the victim must be considered for the reduction of compensation.. However, if a victim has been injured, a court may not deprive him or her of compensation unless there was intent on his or her part to sustain the injuries.

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Robert A. Muenchen,Joseph M. Hilbea legal system in Europe which provides the “optimal” solution to the problem, i.e. that deals with children in tort law in the most satisfactory way? What would be the answer if national lawmakers willing to reform their own system of tort law asked for advice? Is there a particular model on which