Compensation Responsibility of the Administration in Cases of Perfect Liability

Indemnification Liability of the Administration Due to Impeccable Responsibility

Perfect responsibility is a state of responsibility in which Decency is not sought in order to be held liable for the administration, and it is considered sufficient to prove the causal link between the damage caused and the action or action of the administration. In cases of perfect liability, it is not investigated whether the administration is at fault in causing the damage. Perfect responsibility has been accepted for the more dangerous or risky activities of the administration. Perfect responsibility is a type of responsibility imposed on the administration within the framework of the principles of equal sharing of public burden, equality, fairness, justice and nefaset.

Perfect Responsibility Due to Social Risk: It is a state of responsibility developed by applying a perfect responsibility regime due to social risk. In contrast, with the principle of jurisprudence developed with scientific and social risk arising from the conditions of society in the administration of the public service as a direct result of activity occurring in the area conducted with non-qualified as a result of the realization of a social risk of salt damage suffered by individuals from the community due to the presence of special and unusual to society is intended to be offset by a share. Depending on the nature of the event specified with the entire community and social risk policies for the implementation of social risk and the damage ilgilendirilm be qualified for the next event to occur as a result of the realization of the damage and provided a direct result of the lack of public services, in other words, the causal relationship between the lack of administrative action is required with no damage. Since it is not possible to apply the social risk principle in cases where a causal link can be established between the damage and the administrative action, it is necessary to investigate first whether there is a service defect within the framework of the rules of administrative law, and if there is no service defect, determine whether the damage can be compensated according to the principle of perfect Decisiveness. Namely, social risk; it is a unique objective liability state developed by administrative law that can be discussed in cases where all other perfect liability states that can be linked to causality due to a service defect and the administration’s operation or action will not be applied.

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