Moral Damage Compensation: Arguments and Principles

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[...] Principle of full reparation. : According to the principle of full reparation of the damage, any person who suffers a damage must be fully compensated. This means that the compensation must cover all aspects of the damage suffered, whether it is physical, material or moral damage. Ignoring moral damage would be to neglect an essential part of the damage suffered by the victim. The recognition and compensation of moral damage are therefore necessary to ensure a complete and fair reparation, in accordance with the fundamental principles of civil liability. [...]

[...] Doctors evaluate moral damage, contributing to establishing the link between damage and moral damage. Together, these actors shape the recognition, evaluation, and compensation of moral damage in the legal system. Relevant arguments in favor of moral damage Einstein said: « Life becomes difficult, but moral damage is worse than material poverty. We, men, need moral support and must be tolerant. Here are the arguments we can give to defend moral damage: 1. Recognition of psychic suffering : Moral damage does not only include physical or material harm, but also psychological and emotional suffering. [...]

[...] Is moral damage compensable? - Introduction and plan for defense Introduction « Together, let's shape a future where every voice matters, where every suffering is heard and every injustice is repaired. For in the story of history, our commitment to justice will remain etched as the symbol of our humanity."" Since a French Court of Cassation ruling in 1833 recognizing moral damage as a complement to material and bodily harm, until the expansion of the concept in a growing context of liberalism, various forms of moral damage have been admitted, such as affection and accompaniment damage. [...]

[...] Need for support for victims : The compensation for moral damage does not only aim to compensate for financial losses, but also to offer support to victims in their healing process. By recognizing and compensating for psychological and emotional suffering, society also recognizes the need for victims to rebuild and regain their place in the world. This recognition can play a crucial role in the mental and emotional recovery of victims, allowing them to benefit from the necessary resources, such as medical treatments or psychological support. [...]