Emanuel Cordroch: Die Bedeutung des Rechtsstaatsprinzips im Staatshaftungsrecht, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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'The Significance of the Rule of Law for State Liability: Unlawful State Conduct, Legal Consequences of Breaches of Legal Duties, and a General Claim for Redress': Does the rule of law support holding the state liable for its unlawful conduct? Engaging with Hans Kelsen's legal theory, German legal scholar Emanuel Cordroch answers this fundamental question of constitutional law through an analysis of three basic concepts: conduct attributable to the state, legal duties, and the legal consequences of their breach. The study centres on a principle Cordroch derives from the rule of law: the state is more strictly bound by law than private persons are. Building on this concretisation, Cordroch develops a system of legal consequences, thereby substantiating the claim that the rule of law supports state liability for unlawful conduct.