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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Children as Victims under Austrian LawInformation available regarding accidents of young people in Austria is provided for persons under the age of fifteen. Unfortunately the statistics do not distinguish between externally caused accidents and accidents that have not been caused by a third person.

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Children as Victims under Italian LawIn Italy, the most frequent causes of damage to those under the age of majority arise out of the special characteristics and limitations which are a feature of youth, and can therefore be partially distinguished from those applicable to people in general. Broadly speaking, we can identify six areas of interest.

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Children as Victims under Portuguese LawThe most common causes of injury to children concern:

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The Child as Victim under Swedish LawIn the case of contributory negligence on the part of the child, the general rules concerning such negligence are applied. Here, Swedish law is so different from most other European legal systems that a comparison is rather difficult as far as concerns the position of children.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-31131-8Civil Law; Comparative Law; Compensation for Damages; Insurance Law; Tort Law

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Children as Victims under Belgian Law. 1382–1386 . Belgian Civil Code) are applicable. Nothing prevents children from bringing an action for compensation for damage caused intentionally or unintentionally by his or her parents.. In fact, however, only in a limited number of cases are civil actions brought by children against their parents.

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Children as Victims under Dutch Law the child injury death rate for The Netherlands is 6.6. Although this is a relatively low score, it is outscored nonetheless by the performance of Sweden, the UK and Italy.. Moreover, the Dutch Consumer Safety Institute has calculated the following accident figures.

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