CHAPUS (René) – PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PRIVATE LIABILITY: The Reciprocal Influences of Administrative and Judicial Case Law. Preface by Marcel WALINE. Reprint of the 1954 edition published by LGDJ [thesis], Jean Monnet Faculty Collection.
CHAPUS (René) – PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PRIVATE LIABILITY: The Reciprocal Influences of Administrative and Judicial Case Law. Preface by Marcel WALINE. Reprint of the 1954 edition published by LGDJ [thesis], Jean Monnet Faculty Collection.
    CHAPUS (René)
    PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIABILITY: The Reciprocal Influences of Administrative and Judicial Case Law. Preface by Marcel Waline. Reprint of the 1954 edition published by LGDJ [thesis], Jean Monnet Faculty Collection.
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    [1954] 2010
    16 x 24 cm, paperback, sewn, "Imprim'vert®" label, 584 p.
    The respective domains of public and private liability: I. The general delimitation of the respective domains of public and private liability (1. The choice of the principle of jurisdiction, 2. The application of the principle of jurisdiction); II. Special regimes for delimiting the respective domains of public and private liability (1. The principle of judicial authority as guardian of individual public rights, 2. The principle of the full jurisdiction of criminal courts). The dominant principles of the regime of public and private liability: I. Vicarious liability in public and private law (1. The problem of vicarious liability, 2. The regime of vicarious liability, 3. The nature and basis of vicarious liability); II. Liability for things in public and private law (1. The legal classification of vicarious liability, 2. The regime of liability for things, 3. The nature and basis of liability for things, 4. Liability in the context of neighborly relations). The technical framework of public and private liability: I. The conditions of liability (1. The harmful act (The concept of fault), 2. The harm (Existence/Nature), 3. The causal link (The concept of causality/External cause); II. The regulation of liability (1. The parties subject to the obligation to compensate (Who can claim compensation?/Who must compensate for the damages?), 2. Compensation (Assessment of damages/Forms of compensation).

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