What is the difference between contractual and non-contractual liability?
02.07.2023 10:26 • Question
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Lorina Fedan
Answer provided 02.07.2023 14:09
Contractual liability is assigned to the violator of the contract or the person who is responsible for the violator under the contract, and non-contractual liability is assigned to the violator or the person who is legally responsible for the violator.
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