State liability without fault, no-fault liability, Conseil d'État, liability for damages, lawful activity cessation, abnormal damage, special damage, causal link, repairable damage, hospital liability, tort liability, medical act, user of public service, liability without fault of State, nosocomial infections, healthcare establishments liability, moral pain, compensable damage, anxiety harm, contamination harm, vaccine harm, asbestos exposure harm, State responsibility, full contentious appeal, Public Health Code, article L11421, Law of 4 March 2002, SA dairy products La Fleurette, Cooperative Agricultural Axion, Spouse V, Minister of Justice, Cohen, Letisserand, Mrs V, Thomas, VetaMed company, Pierre Lerouge, Jérémi Lalouze
The Conseil d'État has admitted the liability without fault of the State towards companies that suffered damage due to lawful legislative acts.
[...] This decision does not exist in this case, so we must provoke it by requesting compensation from the Keeper of the Seals. Then, in the event of a rejection, attack the decision within two months of the notification of the explicit decision and the constitution of an implicit refusal resulting from the silence kept by the Keeper of the Seals on the request for two months. In any case, Jérémi Lalouze, a direct victim of a delinquent act by Kévin Lénervé, can request compensation from the Commission for the Indemnification of Victims of Offences (CIVI), which is a victims' compensation fund. [...]
[...] A trouble in the conditions of existence is further characterized in that Jérémi Lalouze is psychologically very weakened and develops permanent anxieties. The anxiety damage cannot however be retained because no medical pathology is found in this case. The damages suffered by Jérémi Lalouze are the direct consequence of facts resulting from the conditional release of Kévin Lénervé. A link of causality is then characterized. The facts generating In law, Administrative liability is based, primarily, on fault. However, there are also cases of faultless liability resulting from jurisprudence. [...]
[...] In law, the Conseil d'État admits by its decision Letisserand (CE November 1961) that the moral pain resulting from a father, the premature death of his son, constitutes itself, in the absence of any material prejudice, a compensable damage. The right to repair a damage, whatever its nature, opens up on the date on which the fact that directly causes it occurs. If the victim of the damage dies before having introduced an action for repair, her right, entered into her estate before her death, is transmitted to her heirs Sect March 2000, Assistance publique-Hôpitaux de Paris). If the applicable liability regime is a faultless liability regime, it must be special. [...]
[...] In conclusion, the Minister of Health having refused to indemnify the VetaMed company, the President of the VetaMed company can attack this decision via a full contentious appeal within two months following the rejection decision to engage the responsibility of the State due to a law. III- La responsabilité du CHU de Lyon Mr. Bernard is hospitalized at the CHU de Lyon to undergo a surgical procedure aimed at implanting a prosthesis. The operation takes place without complications. However, after the intervention, Mr. [...]
[...] It must also be assessable in money. Can be repaired material damages, but also moral damage. Thus, material damages (injury to property and persons) are repaired, as well as disturbances in living conditions and, since the jurisprudence Letisserand (CE November 1961), the moral pain. New cases of harm have recently been recognized, such as the harm of anxiety admitted by the Council of State for the first time regarding the contamination by the vaccine of hepatitis B (CE May 2011, Mrs. [...]
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