Duties and liabilities in private law

Legal Theory 12 (2):137-156 (2006)
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Abstract

Private law is generally formulated in terms of rightduty relation at all but on a or liability” relation. A primary-liability claim is not a claim arising from the breach of a strict-liability duty. The recognition of primary-liability claims does not involve skepticism about duties or rules or legal relations and it is consistent with the analysis of private law in terms of corrective justice

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