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2.1. Protection of Life, Physical Integrity, Health and Freedom

2.1.1. German Law

2.1.2. English Law

Introductory Note
2.E.5. Congenital Disabilities (Civil Liability) Act 1976
2.E.6. House of Lords, Macfarlane v Tayside Health Board. unsucessful vasectomy
2.E.7. House of Lords, H West & Son v Shephard. victim in coma
2.E.8. House of Lords, Alcock v Chief Constable of the South Yorkshire Police. crush at football stadium
2.E.9. House of Lords, Page v Smith. chronic exhaustion
2.E.10. Fatal Accidents Act 1976

2.1.3. French Law

@ 2.1.4. Belgian, Italian, Swedish and Dutch Law (Additional Materials)

2.1.5. Comparative Overview

Interference with life and bodily integrity
Interferences of a special kind
Psychological illness v nervous shock
Interferences with liberty
An emerging right to bodily safety
Heads and extent of compensation

2.2. Protection of Personality Rights and Privacy

2.2.1. German Law

2.2.2. French Law

2.2.3. ENGLISH LAW

Introductory Note
2.E.32. Court of Appeal, Kaye v Robertson. interview in hospital

@ 2.2.4. Irish and Portuguese Law (Additional Materials)

Introductory Note
2.IRL.33. High Court, Murtagh Properties Ltd v Cleary. no waitresses wanted
2.P.34. Suprema Tribunal de Justiça, 28 April 1977. noise from tunnel construction

2.2.5. Comparative Overview

The issue of "personality rights"
The emergence of personality rights
Modalities in protection
Injunctive relief

2.3. Protection of Ownership and Property Rights

2.3.1. English Law

Introductory Note
2.E.35. House of Lords, Cambridge Water Co v Eastern Countries Leather plc. solvent spillage
2.E.36. Court of Appeal, Spartan Steel & Alloys Ltd v Martin & Co. power cable

2.3.2. German Law

2.3.3. French Law

2.3.4. Italian Law

2.3.5. Comparative Overview

The general regime of tort protection for ownership and property rights
Disputes involving land
Interferences not resulting in any material damage to property
Probabilities and expectations

2.4. Protection of Economic Interests

2.4.1. English Law

Introductory Note
2.E.46. Court of Appeal, Rickless v United Artists Corporation. the Pink Panther returns
2.E.47. House of Lords, Caparo Industries plc v Dickman. inaccurate audit
2.E.48. House of Lords, White v Jones. will comes too late
2.E.49. Court of Appeal, Allied Maples Group Ltd v Simmons & Simmons. bad advice for take-over

2.4.2. German Law

2.4.2.A. Infringements of Protective Statutes (§ 823(2) BGB)

Introductory Note
2.G.50. BGH, 6 June 1994. new creditors

2.4.2.B. Acts Contra Bonos Mores (§ 826 BGB)

2.4.3. French Law

@ 2.4.4. The Law of The Nordic Countries (Additional Materials)

2.4.5. Comparative Overview

Protection against interference with economic interest in general
Interference with a contractual relationship

2.5. Protection of Collective Interests

2.5.1. French Law

2.5.2. English and North American Laws

2.5.2.A. Procedural Devices under English Law

@ 2.5.2.B. Class Actions in North America (Additional Materials)

Introductory Note
2.US.65. US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (excerpts)
2.QC.66. Quebec Court of Appeal, Comité d'environnement de la Baie Inc v Alcan Ltée. pollution by dust

2.5.3. German Law

@ 2.5.4. Dutch and Swedish Law (Additional Materials)

2.5.5. Comparative Overview

Collective interests protected by tort law
The representation of collective interests
Remedies available for infringements of collective interests