This paper offers a logical analysis of two cases where legal responsibility may emerge for the acts of others: (a) reflex responsibility, and (b) responsibility in the negotiorum gestio doctrine. The current contribution works within a fresh multi-modal system where the new operators are introduced for denoting intentions and actions in the interest of other agents, and the objectively ideal sets of actions for agents.

Smith, C., Calardo, E., Rotolo, A., Sartor, G. (2014). Legal responsibility for the acts of others: A logical analysis. Berlin : Springer Verlag [10.1007/978-3-319-09870-8_24].

Legal responsibility for the acts of others: A logical analysis

CALARDO, ERICA;ROTOLO, ANTONINO;SARTOR, GIOVANNI
2014

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This paper offers a logical analysis of two cases where legal responsibility may emerge for the acts of others: (a) reflex responsibility, and (b) responsibility in the negotiorum gestio doctrine. The current contribution works within a fresh multi-modal system where the new operators are introduced for denoting intentions and actions in the interest of other agents, and the objectively ideal sets of actions for agents.
2014
Proceedings of RuleML 2014: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)
329
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Smith, C., Calardo, E., Rotolo, A., Sartor, G. (2014). Legal responsibility for the acts of others: A logical analysis. Berlin : Springer Verlag [10.1007/978-3-319-09870-8_24].
Smith, Clara; Calardo, Erica; Rotolo, Antonino; Sartor, Giovanni
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