Cause for concern over clear definitions

By:

Moore, L

Language: English Series: Property Week ; 62(7) 27 February 1998, 28(1)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Reviews recent House of Lords decisions on the meaning of `causing` contamination. Concludes that any person failing to take precautions regarding the risk of hazardous materials escaping could be held liable if pollution occurs.

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Reviews recent House of Lords decisions on the meaning of `causing` contamination. Concludes that any person failing to take precautions regarding the risk of hazardous materials escaping could be held liable if pollution occurs.

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