Insurance benefit for non-pecuniary pamage: theoretical and practical problems

This research work contains the analysis of theoretical and practical problems of application of the institute of civil liability for non-pecuniary damage, and insurance benefits. It discusses the objective reality of non-pecuniary damage assessment in the event of the discretion of the court to calculate the amount of non-pecuniary damages, legislative limits of non-pecuniary damages, and specific amount of non-pecuniary damages established by the law. After the analysis of objective determination of the amount of non-pecuniary damages, the conclusion is made that it is not possible to determine the amount of non-pecuniary damages in money each time and objectively, therefore the interest related to the compensation for non-pecuniary damage can not reasonably be regarded as the insurance interest corresponding the specifics of the insurance relationships. While examining the most common problems in the practice of application of the institute of civil liability for non-pecuniary damage, their social importance and the certainty of the need to safeguard the public interest in these areas, the work contains a discussion of the on the issues of civil liability insurance of vehicle owners' and holders, and the civil liability insurance of health care institutions. While discussing these types of civil liability insurance for non-pecuniary damage, the work attempts to demonstrate how the interests of insurers, policyholders and victims who suffered during the insured event are coordinated in the civil liability insurance of vehicle owners' and holders, and the civil liability insurance of health care institutions. The research work contains considerations about the possibility of payment of insurance benefits for non-pecuniary damage in the cases of legal relation of civil liability insurance of bailiffs, notaries and lawyers, and legal relations of voluntary civil of employers. The work consists of the following parts: introduction, discussion of the concept of non-pecuniary damage, analysis of the theoretical problems of insurance benefits for non-pecuniary damage, discussion of practical problems of insurance benefits for non-pecuniary damage, which is divided into separate sections about the insurance types of drivers, health care institutions, bailiffs, lawyers, notaries and employers' civil liability, as well as the conclusions, bibliography and summary of the work