Abstract:
The thesis commences with an overview of the main torts which are relevant in an environmental context and the difficulties which have been experienced by plaintiffs in establishing liability. This causation issue is made worse by the lengthy long lag between exposure and sickness as well as the abundance of additional illness factors. Due to these challenges and the high expense of litigation, environmental tort victims routinely receive inadequate compensation, while polluters routinely face insufficient deterrence. However, one benefit of the modern age is a significantly improved capacity to track environmental damage at an affordable price. The ability to follow a pollutant from its point of emission into the environment to the receptor that eventually absorbs it may become possible in the not-too-distant future. It can deliver the right cues for effective deterrence. Victims may be able to react or reduce dangers thanks to it. And it might encourage appropriate justice. This thesis is an analysis of legal responsibilities & Challenges for enforcement of Tort law in the course of environmental pollution.
Description:
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Law in East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
