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The Division of Wrongs: A Historical Comparative Study by Eric Descheemaeker (En

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ISBN-13
9780199562794
Book Title
The Division of Wrongs
ISBN
9780199562794
Publication Year
2009
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Division of Wrongs : a Historical Comparative Study
Item Height
1in
Author
Eric Descheemaeker
Item Length
9.5in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Number of Pages
328 Pages

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Civilian law has typically split the law of wrongs in two: delicts and quasi-delicts. This book begins with an investigation of the origins of the division and its development in a modern civilian jurisdiction, France The work then considers the significance of the civilian division of wrongs according to degrees of blameworthiness (dolus, culpa, casus) for the common law It develops a rather provocative thesis suggesting that thereis a strong case for the adoption of a similar trichotomy for the first-level division of the English law of civil wrongs

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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0199562792
ISBN-13
9780199562794
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Author
Eric Descheemaeker
Publication Name
Division of Wrongs : a Historical Comparative Study
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2009
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
328 Pages

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Item Length
9.5in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
K923
Reviews
The Division of Wrongs is an inventive and serious addition to the literature...Dr Descheemaeker...demonstrates the value of comparative and historical scholarship for private law jurisprudence., "Dr Descheemaeker's book is genuinely to be welcomed as a fine piece of historical research and analysis on the doctrine devoted to legal classification." --Geoffrey Samuel, Cambridge Law Journal "The current focus of tort scholarship - contemporary comparative analysis - cannot be undertaken properly without an idea of why legal systems structure their tort laws in the way they do. Descheemaeker's book is an invaluable contribution in that respect. The Division of Wrongs is a most impressive contribution to the field of delict. It displays a maturity of analysis and degree of comfort with seminal source material normally found in the work of n established author, and thus all the more remarkable in the first monograph of an academic at the start of his career. This book should certainly find a place in the library of anyone with a serious historical interest in the European law of wrongs." --Martin Hogg, Edinburgh Law Review Vol 14, 2010 "The Division of Wrongs is an inventive and serious addition to the literature. Dr Descheemaeker demonstrates the value of comparative and historical scholarship for private law jurisprudence." --James Lee, Legal Studies Vol. 30 N0.2, 2010, "Dr Descheemaeker's book is genuinely to be welcomed as a fine piece of historical research and analysis on the doctrine devoted to legal classification." --Geoffrey Samuel, Cambridge Law Journal"The current focus of tort scholarship - contemporary comparative analysis - cannot be undertaken properly without an idea of why legal systems structure their tort laws in the way they do. Descheemaeker's book is an invaluable contribution in that respect. The Division of Wrongs is a most impressive contribution to the field of delict. It displays a maturity of analysis and degree of comfort with seminal source material normally found in the work of n established author, and thus all the more remarkable in the first monograph of an academic at the start of his career. This book should certainly find a place in the library of anyone with a serious historical interest in the European law of wrongs." --Martin Hogg, Edinburgh Law Review Vol 14, 2010"The Division of Wrongs is an inventive and serious addition to the literature. Dr Descheemaeker demonstrates the value of comparative and historical scholarship for private law jurisprudence." --James Lee, Legal Studies Vol. 30 N0.2, 2010, ...this book is to be recommended...After two introductory chapters, the work is in three parts...in addition to advancing the overall thesis, each part contains valuable arguments with respect to the specific area considered. For a book which is both intricate and Polyglot, it is written in an accessible style, The current focus of tort scholarship - contemporary comparative analysis - cannot be undertaken properly without an idea of why legal systems structure their tort laws in the way they do. Descheemaeker's book is an invaluable contribution in that respect...The Division of Wrongs is a most impressive contribution to the field of delict. It displays a maturity of analysis and degree of comfort with seminal source material normally found in the work of n established author,and thus all the more remarkable in the first monograph of an academic at the start of his career. This book should certainly find a place in the library of anyone with a serious historical interest in the European law of wrongs., Dr Descheemaeker's book is genuinely to be welcomed as a fine piece of historical research and analysis on the doctrine devoted to legal classification.
Table of Content
1: Introduction 2: Wrongs and the Law of Wrongs Part I: Roman Law 3: Delicts and "Quasi-delicts" on the Map of Roman Law 4: Roman Rationale of the Civilian Distinction Part II: Modern French Law 5: Pothier and the French Civil Code 6: 19th and 20th Century French Law Part III: Modern English Law 7: Structuring the English Law of Wrongs 8: English Law and the Civilian Division of Wrongs 9: Conclusion, 1: Introduction2: Wrongs and the Law of WrongsPart I: Roman Law3: Delicts and "Quasi-delicts" on the Map of Roman Law4: Roman Rationale of the Civilian DistinctionPart II: Modern French Law5: Pothier and the French Civil Code6: 19th and 20th Century French LawPart III: Modern English Law7: Structuring the English Law of Wrongs8: English Law and the Civilian Division of Wrongs9: Conclusion
Copyright Date
2009
Topic
Torts, General, Comparative
Lccn
2009-020663
Dewey Decimal
346.0301
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Law

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