LIABILITY OF THE LEGAL PERSON - GENERAL ASPECTS
LIABILITY OF THE LEGAL PERSON - GENERAL ASPECTS

Summary/Abstract: The legal person, as a subject of civil law, conclude legal acts or commits legal facts, so that the liability is contractually or tortured.Tort liability may be, as in the case of individuals, liable for damages caused by an own unlawful fact, for unlawful damages to other persons or for damage caused by things, animals or the ruin of the building.Liability for damages as a result of the unjustified refusal of the authorities to issue an act is a form of autonomous liability governed by the law of administrative litigation.The legal person, with the exception of the state, public authorities and public institutions, whose activity can not be subject to the private domain, respond also penal.

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