Contract, Culture, Compulsion, or: What Is So Problematic in the Application of Objective Standards in Contract Law?
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Works matching IS 15651509 AND DT 2002 AND VI 3 AND IP 2
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Non-Consensual Liability of a Contracting Party: Contract, Negligence, Both, or In-Between?
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A Reexamination of Glanzer v. Shepard: Surveyors on the Tort-Contract Boundary.
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Liability of Experts and the Boundary between Tort and Contract.
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An Economic Rationale for the Legal Treatment of Omissions in Tort Law: The Principle of Salience.
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Negligence in the Air.
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Dimensions of Negligence in Criminal and Tort Law.
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The Fault of Not Knowing.
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