UNIFICATION OF TORT LAW: DAMAGES

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Questionnaire. Country Reports. Austria H. Koziol. Part I: General Questions on the Law of Damages. Part II: Cases. Belgium H.A. Cousy, A. Vanderspikken. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. England W.V. Horton Rogers. Part I: General Questions on the Law of Damages. Part II: Cases. France S. Galand-Carval. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. Germany U. Magnus. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. Greece K. Kerameus. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. Italy F.D. Busnelli, G. Comande. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. The Netherlands M.H. Wissink, W.H. van Boom. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. South Africa J. Neethling. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. USA: G. Schwartz. Part I: General Questions. Part II: Cases. Comparative Report on the Law of Damages. Index.

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