ASPECTS RELATED TO THE AMENDMENTS OF CIVIL LIABILITY IN THE NEW CIVIL CODE

Sidonia Culda

FIAT IUSTITIA, 2015, vol. 9, issue 2, 128-133

Abstract: The issue of civil liability is easily justifiable even within the terms of the New Civil Code, being at the same time theoretically and practically very topical. Civil liability is considered as a complex of rights and obligations which is born as the result of committing an illegal deed and which represents the framework for state coercion through applying legal sanctions in order to ensure the stability of social relationships. The New Civil Code clearly delimits the two types of liability – delictual civil liability and contractual civil liability, and it brings a series of amendments/clarifications as for: applicable principles, remedies for non-patrimonial damages, the conditions for engaging liability, remedies in the case of damages consisting of losing a chance, the duality of these two forms of civil liability.

Keywords: civil liability; modifications; guilt; legitimate interest; damage; reparation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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