Compensation for material and non-material damage according to the Civil Code, Labor Code, in the field of Industrial Property and according to Copyright Act
Abstract
The Practical monograph deals with compensation for damages and non-material harm in private law after recodification, with an obvious emphasis on their practical application. First, the authors deal with the regulation in the Civil Code, which is the basis of the regulation of civil delicts in general.
They offer a practically focused interpretation of both the general regulation of civil liability and individual cases of special obligations to compensate for harm, as well as the specifics of compensation in commercial and labor relations. They also pay attention to damages in disputes arising as a result of threatening or infringing industrial property rights.
The final part of the book is devoted to the issue of damages under the Copyright Act. There is extensive case-law on the exercise of the right to compensation for material and non-material damage, which is being developed further and to which the authors cite and draw attention to the applicability of earlier case-law.
The question of limitation of the right to compensation, its waiver and the exclusion of the obligation to compensate for damages is not left aside either.