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4 | consented hetero-endangerment |
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4 | secondary assumption of risk |
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consented hetero-endangerment Explanation: Conceito desenvolvido por Claus Roxin. Reference: http://www.indret.com/pdf/958.pdf |
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secondary assumption of risk Explanation: Explicação: Na heterocolocação em risco consentida, o indivíduo insere-se em circunstância de perigo por conta do comportamento de outrem. Secondary assumption of risk refers to the situation where the plaintiff is aware of and appreciates a danger that has been created by the defendant's negligence or other fault, but the plaintiff nevertheless voluntarily proceeds to encounter it. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2015-03-24 23:32:07 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Secondary assumption of risk refers mainly to injuries in civil litigations, often in professional and employment activities, but the doctrine of assumption of risk is being expanded to non-employment activities. (Source: http://www.cpmlegal.com/news-publications-Primary_Assumption... In English, the term "consented hetero-endangerment" is not commonly used, even in academic articles, as you can check. In general, scholars use the German term used by Claus Roxin. https://scholar.google.com.br/scholar?q=consented hetero-end... https://www.state.il.us/court/CircuitCourt/CivilJuryInstructions/13.00.pdf Reference: http://repositorio.ufpe.br/handle/123456789/267/browse?value... |
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