GENERAL CONDITIONS OF TORT LIABILITY
GENERAL CONDITIONS OF TORT LIABILITY

Summary/Abstract: Tort liability represents, in the Civil Code system, a form of civil liability whereby any person is bound to repair the damage caused to another person by his or her own, or in some cases, to repair damage caused by persons for who is responsible. For an appropriate application, tort liability must meet cumulatively some conditions, these conditions are common to all forms of liability, being called in the literature as the general conditions of tort liability. Through this study, we briefly analyze these conditions, with attention focused on the injury condition because, as is well known, the injury as a general condition for tort liability has been the subject of numerous divergent views expressed in the doctrine and jurisprudence related to the Civil Code above.

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