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The development risks defence perhaps the most criticized part of the Act. Many of the earlier criticisms of the defence centered on the accusation that its expression in the Act was weaker than that intended by the Directive. However, the ECJ has clarified that the words of the Act can, and should be read in a way that is in line with the intention of the Directive, and the courts have responded. Even so, some critics have argued that the whole idea of the defence is mistaken, and too serious a compromise of the idea of strict liability – it is argued that in practice it is really no more than an application of the foreseeability rule from negligence, and that essentially it means that a supplier that can prove that their lack of knowledge was not negligent can escape liability. In recognition of these concerns, several EU states do not include the defence in the legislation they put in place to enact the Directive.Development of risk prevention can be part of that has been the most criticized of the Act. Many people criticized previous defense centered on allegations that an act was intended by the weak order. However, the ECJ has the clarification that the words of the Act can and should be read in a way that is consistent with the intentions of the Directive and are responding, so even though some critics dispute whether the whole idea of Defense is too serious and misunderstood the idea of compromise solutions.Strict credit it is argued that, in practice, it is actually not over apply the foreseeability rule from negligence and that is, it means that the vendor can prove that they lack knowledge, not to be able to escape liability for. In recognition of these concerns in many States of the European Union do not include protected in legislation that they put in place the legislation.
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