Comparative And Jurisprudential Perspectives (2)
Concurrent liability is the principle that many defendants can be liable for the same harm. The court assumed that parties contract on the basis that their liability will be restricted to harm of such sort that is in their affordable contemplation. The court placed certain emphasis on the truth that when getting into into a contract parties have the chance to assess whether or not there are special situations which could lead to losses outside the usual contractual rule as to remoteness. From the analysis, it can be concluded that affordable care claims in both contract and tort have very comparable scope.
A lot more recently, the courts have in a quantity of instances restricted the ability of parties to rely on concurrent tortious duties in establishing a claim, specially in building disputes. Remoteness in contract is governed by the decision in Hadley v Baxendale (1854) 9 Ex 341 which … Read the rest >>>