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Page 241
... cause damage or recklessness . The regime becomes part of the law of each jurisdiction by domestic legislation ( and there are many variations as to just which amending Conventions are adopted and which limits apply ) . Actions usually ...
... cause damage or recklessness . The regime becomes part of the law of each jurisdiction by domestic legislation ( and there are many variations as to just which amending Conventions are adopted and which limits apply ) . Actions usually ...
Page 346
... caused by smoking ( Cipollone v Liggett Group Inc 693 F Supp 208 ( DNJ 1988 ) . Recent develop- ments , however , including new studies on the ability of tar to cause cancer , new evidence concerning the tobacco indus- try's knowledge ...
... caused by smoking ( Cipollone v Liggett Group Inc 693 F Supp 208 ( DNJ 1988 ) . Recent develop- ments , however , including new studies on the ability of tar to cause cancer , new evidence concerning the tobacco indus- try's knowledge ...
Page 348
... causes disease is not an insurmountable hurdle particularly in cases where the plaintiff suffers from a disease such as lung cancer for which there is scientific proof that tobacco is the main cause . In Cipollone , causation posed no ...
... causes disease is not an insurmountable hurdle particularly in cases where the plaintiff suffers from a disease such as lung cancer for which there is scientific proof that tobacco is the main cause . In Cipollone , causation posed no ...
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