Suffering Moral Damage
The damages people suffer are not always material. Individuals are considered to have suffered moral damage when they are harmed in aspects that cannot be measured by money. Our laws foresee that moral damages can be claimed within the framework of special provisions and regulations in cases of moral harm. If there is no specific regulation appropriate to the situation, there are articles in the Civil Code and the Law of Obligations that can be considered general provisions on this matter.
What are the Personal Rights of a Citizen?
In this regard, it is essential that the personal rights of an individual are harmed as a result of an unlawful attack. The essence of personal rights is the authority to demand that this personality not be violated or harmed, and this right is granted to both natural and legal persons. In this case, that person will be able to demand moral damages from the party who unlawfully attacked their personal rights for this reason.
