Civil Liability (Extra-Contractual Obligations)

Civil Liability is one of the important parts of civil law that has become increasingly serious in the new era and has attracted the special attention of law scholars, judges, and legislators of developed countries. Non-contractual obligations or civil liability in the general sense are obligations that arise as a result of a legitimate or illegitimate matter, without a valid contract. The Civil Code addresses these requirements as “requirements that can be achieved without a contract,” which can also be called a coercive guarantee. This book is compiled into 6 chapters. Ninth publishing: Since civil liability law is a dynamic issue of law and is rapidly evolving the needs of society, after the approval of the new Criminal Procedure Code in 2013 and its implementation in 2015, the third edition of this book was published with a revision in which, in addition to the amendments to the previous version, these rules are reviewed and found their position in the civil liability law. Also, the “Law Amending the Law on Civil Liability Insurance for Owners of Motor Vehicles Towards the Third Party” approved in 2008, which is reviewed in the book according to the “Law on Compulsory Insurance for Damage to Third Parties Due to Vehicle Accidents” approved on May 10, 2016, has been repealed and new rules have been introduced in this law which is a change in the field of third party insurance rights; As a result, it was necessary to briefly review the new law and identify its major differences from the previous law.