Kárértkártérítésfelelsség

Kárértkártérítésfelelősség is a Hungarian legal term that translates to "liability for damages caused by damage." It refers to the legal obligation of an individual or entity to compensate another party for harm or loss that they have caused. This principle is a cornerstone of civil law and aims to restore the injured party to the position they would have been in had the damage not occurred.

The concept encompasses various situations where one party's actions, omissions, or responsibilities lead to a negative outcome for another. This can include physical injury, property damage, financial loss, or even non-pecuniary damages like pain and suffering. To establish kárértkártérítésfelelősség, several conditions must generally be met: a wrongful act or omission, damage or loss suffered by the claimant, and a causal link between the wrongful act and the damage.

Different legal systems may categorize liability in various ways, such as contractual liability (arising from a breach of contract) and tortious liability (arising from civil wrongs independent of a contract). In Hungary, as in many jurisdictions, the determination of responsibility and the extent of compensation are subject to specific legal provisions and judicial interpretation. The goal is to ensure fairness and provide a remedy for those who have been wronged.