liability accumulation

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haftung

Liability accumulation refers to the simultaneous or cumulative liability of multiple parties or bases of liability for the same damage or breach within a logistics process. It may arise from different liability grounds (e.g., contractual liability, product liability, transport liability) and can result in a higher overall burden or joint and several liability.

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