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The Defence of Superior Order: a comparison of the legal situation in Germany, the United States of America and South Africa
In most of the situations where is more than one person involved one person is superior to the other. The father is superior to his child, the employer is superior to the employees, the captain is superior to his team or the general is superior to his soldiers. If there is a task to be carried out,...
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Department of Private Law
2021
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