Too bad - the
concept of damages (in civil law) is not statutorily defined. Damage
is considered to be a basic premise liability. Therefore, using the
ideas of science civil law can be stated that the term refers to any
detriments in the estate or interests protected by law, which the
victim suffered against their will. This stipulation was added to
distinguish between damage from special damages which have been
caused by a decision of the entity concerned. In this case, for
example, the damage will not be giving up things or consumption by
the holder.
The types of damage:
The personal goods, non-pecuniary damage, as determined by the part of the representatives of the civil law doctrine as wrong. Such a distinction is to expose the fact that this form of non-pecuniary damage affecting property;
The property, economic loss:
actual loss (damnum emergens)
lost benefits (damage sustained).
The same event can trigger both these effects.
In the case of material injury victim may seek compensation, and in the case of non-pecuniary damage (harm), he may have redress.
The types of damage:
The personal goods, non-pecuniary damage, as determined by the part of the representatives of the civil law doctrine as wrong. Such a distinction is to expose the fact that this form of non-pecuniary damage affecting property;
The property, economic loss:
actual loss (damnum emergens)
lost benefits (damage sustained).
The same event can trigger both these effects.
In the case of material injury victim may seek compensation, and in the case of non-pecuniary damage (harm), he may have redress.
