Titlebook: Disgorgement of Profits; Gain-Based Remedies Ewoud Hondius,André Janssen Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Bene

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An Italian Way to Disgorgement of Profits?ailable in the Italian legal context and those adopted in common law. In the Italian judicial system, as in the majority of civil law systems, the concept of compensation is prevalent, to the exclusion of any function of punishment or sanction; whereas a salient feature of the common law is the prin

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Disgorgement of Profits Under Austrian Lawremedies arising under private law. Given that the Austrian Civil Code does not expressly provide a general legal basis for disgorgement damages, claims under the law of unjust enrichment play an important role regarding profit disgorgement. However, at least in special areas of private law an instr

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Disgorgement of Profits in German Law Under certain circumstances the justification for ordering a disgorgement of profits is found in the infringer’s intentional and calculated way of proceeding since a specific danger is posed by intentional perpetrators which is not adequately addressed by the mere prospect of (normal) liability for

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Disgorgement of Profits in Greecedamages are confronted with skepticism, since according to the (still) prevailing opinion in Greece the aim of damages is primarily compensatory. Pragmatic approaches, though, led to the enactment of special provisions in the late 1980s and early 1990s for the infringement of certain immaterial good

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Non-genuine Benevolent Intervention in Another’s Affairs and Disgorgement of Profits Under Turkish Lhat eventually allow disgorgement of profits as a private law remedy. To a great extent these stem from the general rule of non-genuine benevolent intervention, which is stipulated in article 530 of Turkish Code of Obligations.

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Ewoud Hondius,André JanssenIs the first comparative book on disgorgement of profits.Establishes the notion of disgorgement of profits as a keyword in the discourse of private law.Presents a concise analysis of the law of 24 jur