Drawing from the esteemed multi-volume International Encyclopaedia of Laws, the second edition of Tort Law in Greece offers immediate insight into the legal framework surrounding harm prevention and the allocation of losses in Greece. This foundational area of law addresses issues that are pertinent to all legal practitioners, regardless of their specialization, and touches upon each individual’s core rights on a global scale.
The monograph begins with an insightful exploration of the distinctions between torts and crimes, as well as the interplay between tort and contract law. It then delves into how concepts such as fault, unlawfulness, duty of care, and negligence are addressed by both the legislature and the judiciary. The text further examines various specific cases of liability including professional liability, public body liability, misuse of rights, harm to reputation and privacy, vicarious liability, and the responsibilities of parents and teachers. It also addresses liability involving individuals with disabilities, product liability, environmental liability, and accidents related to roads and traffic. Critical concepts such as causation, justifications for actions, limitations on recoveries, damage assessments, and compensation mechanisms, alongside the roles of private insurance and social security, are thoroughly analyzed.
Tort Law in Greece 2E’s concise yet academic approach, coupled with the practical insights it offers, positions it as an indispensable resource for lawyers in Greece. Additionally, academics and researchers will find this guide exceptionally beneficial, recognizing its dual role as a significant contribution to comparative law and a catalyst for the harmonization of tort rules.
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NOTE: This only consists of the Tort Law in Greece, 2nd Edition, in the original PDF. No access codes are included.
