07.03 Non-contractual liability

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In the case of non-contractual liability there is, according to the term, no contract between the injuring party and the injured party. The simplest example is probably the crash between two cars. In the case of non-contractual liability, a distinction is also made between tort or fault-based liability, in which fault must exist (s. below) and strict liability, in which there is liability because of a certain constellation (s. below).

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