damage

: Problems caused by errors, unfair events, etc.: harmful or harmful effects on the situation, personal reputation etc.

: (Or) cause problems: adversely affecting specific circumstances, people's reputation

2 Multiple: Compensation given to the parties as compensation for disputes or injuries to counterparties in civil litigation - see additions, concealment, mitigation, remittance - comparison of decisions in decision 1a, prohibition, enforcement Specific performance

Note: The de facto judge will determine the amount of compensation given to the parties. Multiple types of damage may occur due to one injury

The amount of compensation is not due to injury but as compensation for damage due to the special circumstances of the injured party; in particular: damage related to business, profession or property can easily be calculated monetarily I will. Resultant damages; direct damage of this entry - compare the general damage of this entry

Note: Since no extraordinary damage will occur under any circumstances, it must be clearly stated in a complaint. This is a particularly important issue if reputation such as jealousy, jealousy, malicious prosecution is impaired.

Legally, damages are the compensation paid to people as compensation for loss or injury, usually money. Damages are classified as compensation (or actual) damage and punitive damages. Compensatory damages can be further divided into extraordinary losses, namely economic losses such as loss of income, property damage and medical expenses, and general losses, which are economic losses such as pain, distress and psychological distress . In general, punitive damages are not intended to compensate plaintiffs, but rather for the purpose of amending or preventing lawsuits such as damages to plaintiffs by defendants and similar persons. Punitive damages are granted only in exceptional circumstances where the defendant acts in a clear fault, malicious or seriously reckless way.

Helios: 674,462 cases of property damage were closed. In 99.9% of cases, the judgment was intentional damage, and appropriate damages were recognized. In a 0.0099% lawsuit, the judgment was not deliberate and gave adequate damage. In 0.0001% of the case, the judgment was a failure of property and no damage was observed. Helios showed 67 cases. I began to read them. They are very long. Everyone receives multiple reports from engineers and robot manufacturers who analyze the robot in detail and provide expert advice. There is absolutely no way for these scientists to speak for me.