Lawinträchtigung

Lawinträchtigung is a German legal term that translates to "violation of rights" or "infringement of rights." It refers to an act or omission that unlawfully encroaches upon or infringes upon the legally protected interests of another person. This can encompass a wide range of situations, from breaches of contract to violations of personal rights or property rights. The core concept is that a right recognized and protected by law has been interfered with without legal justification.

The legal consequences of a Lawinträchtigung depend on the specific nature of the right violated and the circumstances of the infringement. Generally, the affected party may be entitled to legal remedies aimed at restoring the infringed right, preventing further infringement, or compensating for any damages incurred. These remedies can include claims for injunctive relief, damages, or specific performance. The existence and scope of a Lawinträchtigung are determined by examining relevant statutes, case law, and general legal principles. It is a fundamental concept in civil law, underlying many legal disputes.