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This chapter explores civil law responsibilities to children. First, it examines the nature, scope, and extent of the civil responsibilities of parents to children, then the professional responsibilities of teachers, before turning to responsibilities to ‘other people's children’. The analysis of the cases considers the nature of responsibility to children, expectations of children and of parents, teachers, and other adults caring for children and what they reveal of the nature of relationships between adults and children.
Keywords: civil liability; compensation; civil law; children; parents; teachers; responsibility
Chapter. 8728 words.
Subjects: Family Law
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