Object Oriented Advantages And Disadvantages

The Existential Damage Damage

The existential damage (refundable according to article 2059 Civil Code and Art. 2 of the Constitution;) is worsening or impoverishment of the quality of life of an individual resulting from an impairment of value people, constitutionally guaranteed, and that affect the actual explanation of the personality of the subject in the outside world.
Unlike the biological damage, the damage does not affect the existence of good health injury, but the worsening of objectively verifiable conditions for the existence of an individual, due to not being able to do, or a decreased range of activities in comparison what could fare laddove il fatto ingiusto non avesse avuto luogo”.
E’ fondamentale, ai fini risarcitori, che la violazione riguardi interessi di rango costituzionale inerenti alla persona, di contenuto apprezzabile, che si sostanziano nell’alterazione di attività ritenute fondamentali per lo sviluppo e la piena realizzazione della personalità, quali:
•attività di carattere biologico-sussistenziale
•relazioni affettive e familiari
•relazioni sociali
•attività di carattere culturale e religioso
•attività ludiche e sportive
Le modificazioni dei normali ritmi di vita e delle attività quotidiane del danneggiato producono solitamente uno stato di discomfort, while not ending up in a real disease, has a negative impact on quality of life of the subject. The victim of existential damage can manifest change in personality, in its own way of being, the first consisting of lack of interest in pleasurable activities, in as fatigue, a tendency to passivity, the closing itself, in sleep disorders, questions about the meaning of life, decreased appetite, sexual activity, etc..
Our intervention assessment of damages existential provides the detection of such behavioral changes, their relationship with personality traits of the subject, with the relevance of the interest infringed, with the value and assume that interest within the meaning of life and personal history of the subject, with activities undertaken by the victim prior to the event and detrimental changes caused in the family and society.