The Law on Contract and Torts

Assumptions of liability for damages

Liability for damage exists if the following special conditions have been met: injured person and tort-feasor (subjects) harmful action damage unlawfulness of the tort-feasor’s action established causal link between undertaken harmful action and harmful consequence fault of tort-feasor. Assumptions of liability for damages vary depending on whether liability for damages based on the criterion of…
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The basis for the establishment of annuity claims

Definition and characteristics of annuity

In obligation law the annuity is understood as a form of compensation for damages whose total amount is not known at the time of making the request and it shall be paid periodically in predetermined amounts. Typically material damage that will be realized in the future is compensated by annuity. The basis for the establishment…
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The Law of Contract and Torts and Liability for damage

Liability for damage of enterprises and other legal persons to third party

Liability for damage of enterprises and other legal persons to third party shall be regulated by the provisions of articles from 170 to 172 of The Law of Contract and Torts. Liability for damage of enterprises caused by an employee while working or in relation to work, to a third person and liability of a…
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