On the Principles of Attributing Liability of Breach of Contract
Li Wei
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Li Wei
Abstract
Starting from the general theory of liability for breaching contract, the author compares and analyzes the principles of attributing liability of breach of contract in the two systems of law and concludes that the principles of attributing liability of breach of contract should put strict liability first and take fault liability as complementarities.
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Starting from the general theory of liability for breaching contract, the author compares and analyzes the principles of attributing liability of breach of contract in the two systems of law and concludes that the principles of attributing liability of breach of contract should put strict liability first and take fault liability as complementarities.
Key concepts: Liability, Strict liability, Breach of contract, Law, Legal liability, Delict, Business, Law and economics