The Legal Notion of Environmental Damage and a Peculiar Argumentation of the Court of Environmental Enforcement
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Environmental damage, Environmental risk, Court of Environmental Control, Maximum permissible limit, Infraction, Penalty, Environmental responsibilityAbstract
A proper normative interpretation is undoubtedly one of the pillars of Law, all this thanks that brings a juridical security level and predictability to all the parties involved. In that sense the author submits a critique about the criteria that have been emitted by the diverse public organisms in environmental material, specifically with the juridical concept of«environmental damage» in the excess inside Maximum Permissible Limit. Also the article presents an objective focus through a temporal development of diverse administrative resolutions, which are established as incorrect on the basis of a wide and forced interpretation about environmental damage, concept applied not only in a case with real effects, but also potential ones. Finally, this is provided by the author as a defect, that although actually exists a remedial intention, this must begin from a clear conceptual framework in normative and resolutive topics by equal.Downloads
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2014-05-04
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Puente Brunke, L. de la. (2014). The Legal Notion of Environmental Damage and a Peculiar Argumentation of the Court of Environmental Enforcement. Derecho & Sociedad, (42), 169–178. Retrieved from https://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/derechoysociedad/article/view/12473
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Medio Ambiente
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