2007Journal of Henan Mechanical and Electrical Engineering CollegeRequires access

Non-fault Liability in Tort Law

Zhang Yu

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Process of criterion of liability of tort is includes four stages,which are fault liability,fault objectivity,fault deduction,and finally no-fault liability.No-fault liability refers to the circumstance that tortfeasors,regardless of whether they have fault or not,should undertake civil liability for the destruction or harmful results caused by their conduct,as long as law suggests that they should be responsible.At last,exemption premises for no-fault liability is illustrated,including force majeure,victims' fault and a third party's fault.

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Process of criterion of liability of tort is includes four stages,which are fault liability,fault objectivity,fault deduction,and finally no-fault liability.No-fault liability refers to the circumstance that tortfeasors,regardless of whether they have fault or not,should undertake civil liability for the destruction or harmful results caused by their conduct,as long as law suggests that they should be responsible.At last,exemption premises for no-fault liability is illustrated,including force majeure,victims' fault and a third party's fault.

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Process of criterion of liability of tort is includes four stages,which are fault liability,fault objectivity,fault deduction,and finally no-fault liability.No-fault liability refers to the circumstance that tortfeasors,regardless of whether they have fault or not,should undertake civil liability for the destruction or harmful results caused by their conduct,as long as law suggests that they should be responsible.At last,exemption premises for no-fault liability is illustrated,including force majeure,victims' fault and a third party's fault.

Key concepts: Force majeure, Strict liability, Liability, Tort, Legal liability, Delict, Fault (geology), Law

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