Anyone who causes damage to another person through a fault or negligent act or omission must pay compensation for the damage done. This type of fault or negligence that causes damage without an existing contract between the parties is referred to as a quasi-delict. Quasi-delicts are governed by the provisions in this chapter of the law.
Anyone who causes damage to another person through a fault or negligent act or omission must pay compensation for the damage done. This type of fault or negligence that causes damage without an existing contract between the parties is referred to as a quasi-delict. Quasi-delicts are governed by the provisions in this chapter of the law.
Anyone who causes damage to another person through a fault or negligent act or omission must pay compensation for the damage done. This type of fault or negligence that causes damage without an existing contract between the parties is referred to as a quasi-delict. Quasi-delicts are governed by the provisions in this chapter of the law.
Anyone who causes damage to another person through a fault or negligent act or omission must pay compensation for the damage done. This type of fault or negligence that causes damage without an existing contract between the parties is referred to as a quasi-delict. Quasi-delicts are governed by the provisions in this chapter of the law.
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Whoever by act or omission causes damage to another, there being fault or
negligence, is obliged to pay for the damage done. Such fault or negligence, if there is no pre-existing contractual relation between the parties, is called a quasi-delict and is governed by the provisions of this Chapter.
