Titlebook: Children in Tort Law, Part II: Children as Victims; Miquel Martín-Casals,Bertil Bengtsson,Felix Wieser Book 2007Latest edition Springer-Ve

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Comparative Reportts or the personal circumstances of the claimant. Nevertheless, some reports provide some statistics concerning the sources of accidents involving children, irrespective of whether the accident is followed by judicial proceedings or not.

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Chris Chapman,Elea McDonnell Feitng the most usual causes of action, one finds countless accidents of all kinds, related to traffic, school and sports activities, many of them being caused by violence. Domestic violence is more and more in the spotlight these days but does not seem to generate much tort litigation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7014-4st cause of death in children over one year of age, and that the cost to the National Health Service of treating children involved in accidents as outpatients and inpatients is over ￡ 200 million a year.

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Children as Victims under the Law of England and Walesst cause of death in children over one year of age, and that the cost to the National Health Service of treating children involved in accidents as outpatients and inpatients is over ￡ 200 million a year.

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Miquel Martín-Casals,Bertil Bengtsson,Felix WieserMost recent developments in Europe in the field of liability for torts where the victims are children.Focuses on the analysis of tort law rules, as they are applied by courts

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