The Nature Of The Obligation And The Principals For Civil Responsibility Derived From Accidents At Work
Jonas Lemos
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Jonas Lemos
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In this paper we will examine the meaning and scope of the nature of the obligation arising from accidents at work. In addition, we wish to clarify that the purpose of this research is not to resolve any issues that may arise from civil liability for accidents, but to offer a comprehensive, holistic and systematic view of this responsibility, with particular emphasis on those issues that have been poorly treated by the doctrine.
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In this paper we will examine the meaning and scope of the nature of the obligation arising from accidents at work. In addition, we wish to clarify that the purpose of this research is not to resolve any issues that may arise from civil liability for accidents, but to offer a comprehensive, holistic and systematic view of this responsibility, with particular emphasis on those issues that have been poorly treated by the doctrine.
Key concepts: Obligation, Scope (computer science), Doctrine, Meaning (existential), Work (physics), Liability, Legal liability, Law and economics