ABSTRACT
Under Danish Law, the issue of pure economic loss is governed by the same rules and in the same way as a loss resulting from physical damage to property or personal injury. Thus, to be successful, a claimant must prove that he has suffered a loss, that the loss is caused by the act or omission of the potential tortfeasor, that there is a viable basis for liability, be it negligence, strict liability or otherwise, and that the loss is not too remote to be relevant.
