Állatkár
Állatkár is a Hungarian term used to describe damage or loss caused by animals. In legal and insurance contexts, állatkár covers harm to persons, property, crops, livestock, and the environment resulting from domestic animals, farm animals, or wildlife. Examples include a dog bite injuring a person, livestock trampling crops, or wildlife damaging a field fence.
Damages under állatkár can take many forms, from physical injury to property destruction and agricultural losses.
Liability and remedies are a central aspect of állatkár. In Hungarian civil law, the owner or keeper
Insurance and prevention play key roles in managing állatkár. Many households hold liability insurance that covers
Etymology and usage: állat means animal, and kár means damage. The term appears in legal, agricultural, and