Practice question · Select all that apply
Which harms can Spanish tort law compensate?
Hints
- Damage must be real and proven, not merely anticipated.
- Loss, forgone profit and moral harm are all recognised.
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- A. Repair cost of the damaged property
- B. Moral damage, such as harm to reputation
- D. Profits lost while the business stood idle
Why
Actual loss, lost profits, and moral damage are all compensable, but damage must be real and proven. The law repairs harms, it does not insure anxieties.
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