Recourse Among Several Liable Persons – Allocating the Burden of Liability

This presentation explains recourse claims according to the proposal for a Product Liability Directive (PLD), and the difficulties when the PLD refers to national law. Professor Martin-Casals concentrates on the liability of economic operators based on causing the “same damage”, difficulties when a third party is also liable and the rules for the apportionment of liability between solidary tortfeasors.

Miquel Martin-Casals

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Question 1: Why is Council Regulation (EU) 2017/1939 of 12 October 2017 so important?

It regulates misappropriation of EU funds or assets by a public official.

It simplifies complex cross-border investigations.

It implements enhanced cooperation on the establishment of the EPPO.

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Question 2: What crimes does the EPPO investigate?

The misappropriation of EU funds or assets by a public official.

Corruption that harms the financial interests of the EU.

Money laundering and organised crime.

All of the above.

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Question 3: Which statement relating to Article 31 of the EPPO Regulation is applicable?

The organisation of the work of the EPPO shall be governed by its internal rules of procedure.

Article 10 stipulates that facial recognition can be carried out on suspects of serious crimes without any further consideration.

The European Delegated Prosecutors shall act in close cooperation by assisting and regularly consulting each other in cross-border cases.

Recourse Among Several Liable Persons – Allocating the Burden of Liability

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