The Author analyzes the new problems about non-pecuniary damage. The study begins with tort law and tries to combine the typicality principle ruled by art. 2059 cod. civ. with the Italian constitutional principles. The subsequent step of the research aims to examine how human rights could be protected within the law of obligations and to see whether non-pecuniary losses suffered as a result of the breach of the duty to perform are recoverable. The final part is dedicated to the influence that the ECHR and European Union Law exercise on the matter.
Zecchin, F., Il danno non patrimoniale tra fatto illecito e inadempimento, Libellula Edizioni, Tricase (LE) 2016:<<Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Sede di Piacenza - Quaderni del Dipartimento di scienze giuridiche>>,10 228 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/101596]
Il danno non patrimoniale tra fatto illecito e inadempimento
Zecchin, Francesco
2016
Abstract
The Author analyzes the new problems about non-pecuniary damage. The study begins with tort law and tries to combine the typicality principle ruled by art. 2059 cod. civ. with the Italian constitutional principles. The subsequent step of the research aims to examine how human rights could be protected within the law of obligations and to see whether non-pecuniary losses suffered as a result of the breach of the duty to perform are recoverable. The final part is dedicated to the influence that the ECHR and European Union Law exercise on the matter.
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