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Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx. Damages Claims for the Infringement of EU Competition Law, Oxford (2015); see X. XXXXXX: The Passing-On Problem in Damages and Restitution under EU Law, Xxxxx Xxxxx (2017); X. XXXXXX; X.
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Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx. Damages Claims for the Infringement of EU Competition Law, passim, esp. 16-31. 80 See X. XXXXXX; X. XXXXXX (eds.): Punitive Damages: Common Law and Civil Law Perspectives, Springer, Vienna (2009). 81 Judgement of the Court of Justice, 13 July 2006, C-295/04 to C-298/04, Xxxxxxxx, xxxxx. 92-93. 82 Green Paper - Damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules (COM/2005/0672 final), p. 7. On the compensatory principle informing the Damages Directive, see X. XXXXXXXX: Causation in Competition Law Damages Actions, pp. 13-16. 83 European Parliament Resolution of 25 April 2007 on the Green Paper on Damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules (2006/2207(INI)), para. 17. 84 Article 3.3. 85 Green Paper, pp. 7-8. Although in favor of that the ability of the victim to mitigate the damage and losses may be taken into account, the Parliament noted that the possibility of defendants arguing that all or part of the gains they made as a result of the infringement have been transferred to third parties (the passing-on defense) would be detrimental to establishing the extent of the damage and the causal link. However, the Commission subsequently accepted it in the White Paper, not on the grounds of the principle of effectiveness, but on the grounds of the doctrine against unjust enrichment as well as on the basis of an (alleged) common compensatory principle of European tort law.86 Despite this, the compensatory principle also underlies most national tort systems,87 without the admissibility of the passing-on defence necessarily being recognised as such in these systems before the entry into force of the Directive.88 In fact, it is also not recognised afterwards outside the scope harmonised by it. Generally, on the contrary, the deduction of the benefits obtained from the amount of compensatable damages is accepted, where appropriate, through the doctrines of mitigatio or compensation lucri cum damno, whose admissibility (not only in the area of contract law, but also in tort law) and the conditions for their application vary from one Member State’s legal system to another. Indeed, the very harmonization of this part of the legal system was justified, inter alia, by the divergence between national rules on those doctrines, which affected the defendant’s possibilities of avoiding compensation See European Parliament Resolution of 25 April 2007 on the Green Paper on Damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules (2006/2207(INI)), paras. 17, 19. 86 More spec...
Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx. In her essay, “Narrative Ethics, Character, and the Prose Tale of Job,”63 Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx applies two different models of narrative ethics to the didactic prose tale of Job, demonstrating that each model uncovers different aspects of the tale, thus underscoring the text’s ambiguity. The first model is generated by Booth and Xxxxxxxx, both of whom explore the moral imagination enacted in narrative by attending to the way in which it patterns desire and the kinds of desires it patterns. This model discerns what the aesthetic form of the narrative—its rhetorical and stylistic features—implies about the moral claims of the text. In the case of the prose tale of Job, its rhythmic language, clear 62 See also Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx’x similar assertion that within Micah, “‘Good’ and ‘Evil’ as abstractions receive their definitions, not from moral philosophy, but from the stipulations of the covenant and the character of Yahweh” (Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxx: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary [AB 24E; New York: Doubleday, 2000], 352). 63 Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx, “Narrative Ethics, Character, and the Prose Tale of Job,” in Character and Scripture: Moral Formation, Community, and Biblical Interpretation (ed. Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxx; Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2002), 121-34. parallelism, embedded metaphors, and the qualities of its characters’ speech indicate a view of the moral world marked by completeness and wholeness. The speech of the śāṭān, however, is a destabilizing force that questions not only Job’s virtue, but the very coherency of the moral world. In this way, the tale presents a challenge to the fundamental goodness of the moral world—which is a challenge that Job as hero must withstand—and an answer to the question “how should one live?”64 While this model highlights the moral implications of the text’s propositional content, Xxxxxx argues that it fails to capture the dynamic of narrative as an unfolding event. For this perspective, she turns to the narrative ethics of Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx.65 His model focuses on the performative aspect of narrative, particularly the addressivity of the narrator in the act of storytelling. In this perspective, the narrator of the Job tale invites the reader to gaze on Job as a spectacle, an object to be observed rather than a person in all of his complexity. This model brings to light some of the more disturbing aspects of the narrative, particularly the way in which it is an obje...
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Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx. The condensation came about from the warm air of the environment in the rooms reaching the cold surfaces of the building. The moisture of the condensation was then absorbed by the atmosphere, and transferred to bedding, clothes and other fabrics which became mildewed and rotten. There was evidence that carpets and curtains had been ruined - but such damage in the living room and hall could well be attributable to the water penetration. There was evidence which the judge accepted that a three-piece suite in the living room was ruined by damp so that it smelt and rotted and had to be thrown out. The evidence of the plaintiff and his wife was that, because of the appearance and smell, they hardly used the living room, took visitors to the kitchen and sent the children up to their parents' bedroom to watch television. I would conclude that, by modern standards, the house was in winter, when, of course, the condensation was worst, virtually unfit for human habitation. So what does it mean today? • Breach the duty of the lessee to use the premises in a tenant-like manner • Destruction or damage by fire, storm, flood or other inevitable accident • Anything which the lessee is entitled to remove from the dwelling • Breach of any obligation imposed by any enactment • Consent of a superior landlord where consent has not been obtained following reasonable endeavours to obtain it Defences • “Little jobs around the house” • Not causing damage • Keep ventilated/heated so as to avoid condensation dampness • Allow access • Express terms of the tenancy • Correlative implied terms?? • A likely battleground What does tenant-like mean now? • New section 9A(7) • In a lease to which this section applies of a dwelling in England, there is also implied a covenant by the lessee that the lessor, or a person authorised in writing by the lessor, may enter the dwelling for the purpose of viewing its condition and state of repair • At reasonable times of day • On 24 hours notice Access • Likely to be 100% rent – if not, it’s not unfit • Division of liability between landlord and tenant? Quantum • Now called the Pre-action protocol for Housing Conditions Claims (England) – Previously the Pre-action Protocol for Disrepair claims. • Applies to all civil claims and counterclaims relating to residential property in England brought by tenants, leaseholders and members of their families regarding disrepair and fitness for human habitation but NOT to counterclaims or set offs which are part of...
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Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx. XXXXX X. XXXXXX Notary Public, State of New York No. 00-0000000 Queens County Cert. Filed in New York County Term expires March 30, 1959 (SEAL) STATE OF NEW YORK ss.: COUNTY OF NEW YORK
