Civil Liability of Persons Exempt from Criminal Liability

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1. What allocation direction does Article 101 give whenever the damage was caused with consent of the authorities or their…
2. A valid necessity intervention benefits several persons, but their respective benefits cannot equitably be estimated ev…
3. Necessity damage is caused with the authorities’ consent. Although private benefit ratios could be estimated, a party s…
4. A barrier is lawfully sacrificed to avert a greater flood danger benefiting most inhabitants of a town. The statutory s…
5. The Government is within the relevant necessity-liability setting. One party claims this automatically means no indemni…
6. Explain Article 101’s direction when benefit shares cannot be determined even approximately.
7. Does authority consent automatically erase the civil consequences of necessity damage? Explain.
8. A necessity intervention benefits most inhabitants of a town. Why does Article 101 not itself authorize any private per…