Gesetzlich pauschalierter Schadensersatz.

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'Legislatively Liquidated Damages. A Regulatory Instrument in German and European Private Law': Legislatively liquidated damages can innovatively be understood as a regulatory instrument in private law with unique characteristics and effects. This is demonstrated by an analysis of the German and European provisions on late payment and air passenger compensation. Against the constitutional and EU legal background, the doctrinal divergences from conventional liability and damages law as well as the effects on procedural efficiency and behavioural steering are revealed.

Autorenportrait

Johannes Ungerer is the Erich Brost Lecturer in German Law and EU Law at the Faculty of Law and St Hildas College, University of Oxford. Previously, he taught and researched at the University of Bonn, where he obtained his PhD. He studied law in Halle and Cardiff, and graduated with the German First State Exam and a LL.M.oec. masters degree. He qualified for the German judiciary and bar with the Second State Exam; his training placements included the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Bundesverfassungsgericht. In addition to publications on Civil and European private law, his main research focuses on private international and comparative law.

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