The terms "compensation" and "compensation" are about two different issues and therefore can not be equated with each other. Atonement is a one-time benefit of a financial nature. Its purpose is to alleviate the suffering both physical and mental health of the victim. The premise redress harm to occur, ie the negative consequences of mental health, which was caused by a tort. Compensation refers to the non-pecuniary damage. It deals primarily personal injury.
While the monetary compensation is compensation for the damage. The calculation of the damage is not possible with the available methods of calculating damages. The most common method is to determine damages in the amount of the market value of the goods before the damage. From the above it is clear that the condition is any injury compensation. It is defined as an adverse change in the status of victim's property, which is a consequence of the unlawful act.
The court in determining the amount of financial compensation should take into account all the circumstances that have affected the size of the non-pecuniary damage suffered, and which include:
the duration and degree of physical and mental suffering;
While the monetary compensation is compensation for the damage. The calculation of the damage is not possible with the available methods of calculating damages. The most common method is to determine damages in the amount of the market value of the goods before the damage. From the above it is clear that the condition is any injury compensation. It is defined as an adverse change in the status of victim's property, which is a consequence of the unlawful act.
The court in determining the amount of financial compensation should take into account all the circumstances that have affected the size of the non-pecuniary damage suffered, and which include:
the duration and degree of physical and mental suffering;
durability of the accident;
age of the victim;
predictions for the future of the health of the injured person;
impact on the ability to conduct normal life.
