Damages - the provision to be a victim for
the injury to the body of civil law (eg, individual, legal person of
the Treasury) that the damage was done, or bears responsibility for
it.
The types of claims:
Compensation can rely on (the choice of form is a victim):
restored to the condition existing prior to cause injury if it is at all possible (so-called natural restitution)
payment of a sum of money (monetary compensation).
The compensation may cover:
actually caused the damage or loss sustained by the victim (called damnum emergens)
also lost profits, which the injured party could obtain if the damage not occurred to him (the damage sustained).
Liquidated damages - damages are reserved in advance in the contract in the event of non-performance or improper performance of the obligation in kind, the payment can be paid even if no harm but was met contractual terms providing for the payment.
The types of claims:
Compensation can rely on (the choice of form is a victim):
restored to the condition existing prior to cause injury if it is at all possible (so-called natural restitution)
payment of a sum of money (monetary compensation).
The compensation may cover:
actually caused the damage or loss sustained by the victim (called damnum emergens)
also lost profits, which the injured party could obtain if the damage not occurred to him (the damage sustained).
Liquidated damages - damages are reserved in advance in the contract in the event of non-performance or improper performance of the obligation in kind, the payment can be paid even if no harm but was met contractual terms providing for the payment.
Compensation shall not be
greater than the damage caused, its role is only the alignment.
