Reparationsgrunnlag
Reparationsgrunnlag refers to the legal basis or justification for claiming reparations. In the context of tort law, it is the underlying principle that makes a party liable for damages caused to another. This can arise from various sources, including contractual breaches, negligence, intentional torts, or statutory violations. For a reparationsgrunnlag to exist, there must typically be a wrongful act or omission, causation connecting the act to the harm suffered, and actual damage or loss incurred by the claimant.
In international law, reparationsgrunnlag often pertains to state responsibility for internationally wrongful acts. This can include
The specific reparationsgrunnlag will dictate the type and extent of reparations that can be claimed. This