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Punitive Damages und deutsches Schadensersatzrecht [PDF ebook]

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Örtmek Peter Müller: Punitive Damages und deutsches Schadensersatzrecht (PDF)

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Frontmatter — Vorwort — Inhaltsübersicht — Inhaltsverzeichnis — Abkürzungen — Einleitung — Teil 1 : Grundlagen — Teil 2: Fallgruppen mit pönalen Intentionen des deutschen Schadensersatzrechts — Teil 3: Analyseauswertung und Folgerungen — Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Ergebnisse — Anhang — Literaturverzeichnis — Entscheidungsregister — Sachregister

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