The Indemnity Principle in the Environmental Damage Repair Procedure
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https://doi.org/10.7764/rda.12.65661Keywords:
environmental damage, indemnity, environmental justice, Environmental Courts, environmental procedural lawAbstract
This paper deals with delimiting, in accordance with the specialized doctrine and environmental procedural practice, the principle of environmental indemnity contained in the environmental repair procedure before the Environmental Courts. The foregoing problem will be examined from the special procedural perspective of self-composition in environmental litigation, together with the review of linguistic and historical-legislative issues, in order to review the treatment that indemnity has had in the specialized judiciary.
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