Personal liability for environmental damage

By:

Irvine, G

Language: English Series: Environment Information Bulletin ; (33) July 1994, 8-14(7)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: There are signs that environmental enforcing authorities are becoming more willing to prosecute company directors; looks at personal liability for environmental offences. Focuses mainly on criminal law, but touches on potential civil liability for environmental damage.

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There are signs that environmental enforcing authorities are becoming more willing to prosecute company directors; looks at personal liability for environmental offences. Focuses mainly on criminal law, but touches on potential civil liability for environmental damage.

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