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On the liability principle in tort law

Meng Xiang

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The liability principle in tort law consists of liability of fault and that of unfault. The liability system is quite reasonable and feasible.Particularly in intellectual property law,a proper application of the liability of unfaultshould be taken into account.

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The liability principle in tort law consists of liability of fault and that of unfault. The liability system is quite reasonable and feasible.Particularly in intellectual property law,a proper application of the liability of unfaultshould be taken into account.

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The liability principle in tort law consists of liability of fault and that of unfault. The liability system is quite reasonable and feasible.Particularly in intellectual property law,a proper application of the liability of unfaultshould be taken into account.

Key concepts: Tort, Strict liability, Liability, Delict, Law, Legal liability, Liability insurance, Joint and several liability

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