Seguro de responsabilidad civil por daño medioambiental en España
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https://doi.org/10.5902/2236130810959Palabras clave:
Garantía, Ley, Medio ambiente, ReparaciónResumen
En este trabajo se analiza el seguro de responsabilidad civil por el daño medioambiental en España. Para ello, se analiza la Directiva 2004/35/CE del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo juntamente con la ley de responsabilidad civil medioambiental de España. Luego, se expone el concepto de seguro de responsabilidad civil y la estructura de la póliza de seguro. Y, finalmente se formulan unas breves consideraciones y las conclusiones.
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