Results (
English) 1:
[Copy]Copied!
However, the development risks defence dose compare favourably with its counterpart in negligence, the 'state of the art' defence laid down in Roe v Minister of Health (1954). Whereas Roe seems to set a minimal standard, in that the defendant's practices must be no worse than what another person in the same field would do, but need not be as good as the best, the development risks defence, as explained by the ECJ, imposes a much higher standard, requiring producers to be aware of the latest knowledge, provided it is accessible.However, the development of risk prevention are drugs when compared with the couple in negligence. ' State-of-the-art protection placed on eggs v Minister of health (1954), while the egg seems to define minimum standards for the conduct of the defendant must not be worse than what people in the field are the same, but it does not need to be as good as the best thing in the development of risk prevention, as described by the ECJ, set a very high standard required to be aware of the latest knowledge and make it accessible.
Being translated, please wait..