Azka Khanam, MIT WPU Faculty of Law
ABSTRACT
It is a commonly accepted notion that the one who dirties is solely responsible for cleaning up too. This is just what The Polluter Pays Principle preaches. The Polluter Pays Principle is a globally recognized principle that holds the polluter responsible to bear the restoration costs. Through this article, I aim to discuss the various shortcomings and legal implications and to throw light on the success of the principle in controlling pollution.
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