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Unearthing the relationship between disease and causation in South African gold mines
The purpose of this dissertation is to present an analysis of the relationship between the law of delict – specifically the element of factual causation – and the manner in which this element should apply to an assessment of the liability of gold mining companies in South Africa and their failure to...
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Department of Private Law
2017
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