The Duty to Rescue: Jurisprudence of Aid

Alexander McCall Smith; Michael Menlowe

The Duty to Rescue: Jurisprudence of Aid

Alexander McCall Smith (Editor), Michael Menlowe (Editor)

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Abstract

This is a jurisprudential examination of the issues surrounding the moral and legal duty to rescue, undertaken by contributors from different disciplines. The book begins with a discussion of the philosophical issues and goes on to examine common law, which has no general duty to rescue.

Original language	English
Publisher	Dartmouth
ISBN (Print)	1855213966
Publication status	Published - 1993

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