CIVIL LEGAL ISSUES OF LIABILITY TO MINORS

Abstract

Underage subjects of civil law can appear as a participant in the obligations arising from damage, as a person who caused damage - a subject of an illegal act, as well as a victim whose life, health or property was damaged. In any case, the nature of such participation is determined by the minor's level of legal capacity. Legal capacity is important in determining a person's capacity to be held liable for damages caused by their actions. Because one of the elements of legal capacity is delict capacity - liability capacity for non-contractual damages. In this article, the civil legal aspects of liability for damage to the health of minors were scientifically and theoretically analyzed. The issue of damage that does not exist in the legislation has also been clarified. As a result of the analysis, proposals and conclusions were given regarding the improvement of scientific national legislation.