Tag: Definitions
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Monetary Damages
Monetary Damages in United States Monetary Damages Monetary damages are the ordinarily presumed remedy in the common law. They seek to compensate the injury of the plaintiff via a determination of the cash equivalent of the loss to the defendant, the interest thereon, and the pain and […]
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Monetary Damages
Monetary Damages in United States Monetary Damages Monetary damages are the ordinarily presumed remedy in the common law. They seek to compensate the injury of the plaintiff via a determination of the cash equivalent of the loss to the defendant, the interest thereon, and the pain and […]
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Hospital Liability
Hospital Liability in United States Hospital Liability Hospitals may be immune from torts either as charities, when run by the private sector, under the principle of charitable immunity or, when run by the state, under a theory of governmental immunity. This immunity however would not […]
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Hospital Liability
Hospital Liability in United States Hospital Liability Hospitals may be immune from torts either as charities, when run by the private sector, under the principle of charitable immunity or, when run by the state, under a theory of governmental immunity. This immunity however would not […]
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Treaty of Westphalia: General Part
Treaty of Westphalia: General Part in United States Treaty of Westphalia (24 Oct 1648). Convention (II) for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes (18 Oct 1907) Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of law Relating to Assistance and Salvage at Sea (23 Sept 1910)and 1967 […]
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Commercial law
Commercial law in United States Commercial law See: Commercial and Estate Practice International Commercial Arbitration Commercial Arbitration (Domestic) Commercial Equity Commercial law This subject in the Encyclopedia examines the practice areas of commercial law and practice, […]
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Commercial law
Commercial law in United States Commercial law See: Commercial and Estate Practice International Commercial Arbitration Commercial Arbitration (Domestic) Commercial Equity Commercial law This subject in the Encyclopedia examines the practice areas of commercial law and practice, […]
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Defective Product
Defective Product in United States Defective Product Where a product is defective the products manufacturer can be implicated in tort on a theory of strict liability. A product is in a defective condition, i.e. is unreasonably dangerous to the user, when it has a propensity or tendency […]
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Defective Product
Defective Product in United States Defective Product Where a product is defective the products manufacturer can be implicated in tort on a theory of strict liability. A product is in a defective condition, i.e. is unreasonably dangerous to the user, when it has a propensity or tendency […]
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Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the United States Signed at: New York, 10 June 1958 to 31 December 1958 Entry into Force Date: 7 June 1959 Published in UK Treaty Series No. 20 (1976) Cmnd 6419 Depositary: Secretary-General of the United Nations […]