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Title: Malta [European tort law 2018]
Other Titles: European tort law 2018
Authors: Caruana Demajo, Giannino
Quintano, Lawrence
Zammit, David E.
Keywords: Civil law -- Malta
Torts -- Malta
Liability (Law) -- Malta
Issue Date: 2018
Publisher: De Gruyter
Citation: Caruana Demajo, G., Quintano, L. & Zammit, D. E. (2018). Malta. In E. Karner & B. C. Steininger (Eds.), European Tort Law Yearbook 2018 (pp. 401-414). Berlin: De Gruyter.
Abstract: Article 1045 of the Civil Code, on Measure of Damages, was amended twice in 2018. Before the amendments, the article read as follows: 1045. (1) The damage which is to be made good by the person responsible in accordance with the foregoing provisions shall consist in the actual loss which the act shall have directly caused to the injured party, in the expenses which the latter may have been compelled to incur in consequence of the damage, in the loss of actual wages or other earnings, and in the loss of future earnings arising from any permanent incapacity, total or partial, which the act may have caused. (2) The sum to be awarded in respect of such incapacity shall be assessed by the court, having regard to the circumstances of the case, and, particularly, to the nature and degree of incapacity caused, and to the condition of the injured party. [Excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/103607
ISSN: 21907773
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