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DESCRIPTION:Soyez des nôtres pour un atelier de théorie du droit avec le pr
 ofesseur Dan Priel (Osgoode). Il nous parlera d'un essai sur lequel il tra
 vaille actuellement.\nRésumé\n(en anglais seulement) 'the purpose of this 
 essay is to offer a general account of the outcomes of seemingly very diff
 erent court decisions in various areas of private law by showing that what
  explains these decisions are two relatively independent assessments of th
 e parties to private law litigation. The first is a familiar judgment of t
 he defendant’s fault\, the second is the less familiar judgment of the pla
 intiff’s desert. At a more theoretical level\, I will rely on this analysi
 s to challenge one of the popular aspects of corrective justice accounts o
 f private law\, the idea that liability in private law depends on the exis
 tence of some kind of bipolar relation in which the parties’ respective wr
 ongs and liabilities are the mirror image of each other. My ultimate goal 
 is to argue that the only justification for private law is political\, by 
 which I mean the same justification for any other law.'\nLe conférencier\n
 (en anglais seulement) Dan Priel joined Osgoode’s full-time faculty in 201
 1. Prior to that\, he was a Visiting Professor at Osgoode during the 2010-
 11 academic year and an Assistant Professor at the University of Warwick i
 n the UK. From 2005 to 2007\, he was Oscar M. Ruebhausen Fellow-in-Law at 
 Yale Law School\, and before that a postgraduate student at the University
  of Oxford\, where he wrote his doctoral dissertation. He served as law cl
 erk in the Israeli Supreme Court\, and was co-editor-in-chief of the stude
 nt-edited law journal at the Hebrew University Law Faculty. His current re
 search interests include legal theory\, private law (especially tort law a
 nd restitution)\, and he is also interested in legal history and in the ap
 plication of the social sciences\, in particular psychology\, to legal res
 earch. His published work appeared in Law and Philosophy\, Legal Theory\, 
 Oxford Journal of Legal Studies\, and Texas Law Review.\nLes ateliers\nLes
  Ateliers de théorie du droit invitent de grands théoriciens du droit d'à 
 travers le monde pour qu'ils viennent présenter leurs recherches\, ce qui 
 donne souvent lieu à des discussions des plus animées. Tous les membres de
  la communauté de la Faculté de droit sont conviés.\n
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LOCATION:NCDH 202\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 36
 44 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Atelier de théorie du droit: Property and Desert as the Foundation 
 of Private Law
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/atelier-de-theorie-du-droit
 -property-and-desert-foundation-private-law-241564
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