Die Lehre vom Kausalzusammenhang im Recht, besonders im Strafrecht

Carl Ludwig von Bar's (1836-1913) publication delves into the intricate aspects of the doctrine of causation in law, specifically within the realm of criminal law. One notable emphasis lies in the differentiation between conditions and causes. The author scrutinizes how legal frameworks distinguish between these concepts, offering a nuanced analysis that contributes to a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding the establishment of causal connections in legal contexts.

See, p. 4:

"Jede Ursache ist nothwendig auch eine Bedingung eines Ereignisses; aber nicht jede Bedingung ist Ursache zu nennen."

Analogous: Every cause is a condition but not vice versa. Every condition is not a cause.

See also:  Max-Planck-Institut für europäische Rechtsgeschichte