- The
actio iniuriarum is an
action for
delict which "not only s****s to
protect an individual's
dignity and re****tion but also his or her
physical integrity...
- Caribbean)
gives rise to a
claim by way of "actio
iniuriarum". For
liability under the
actio iniuriarum, the
general elements of
delict must be present...
-
which relates to
patrimonial loss (i.e.
economic damages); the
actio iniuriarum,
which relates to
injuries to non-patrimonial loss (i.e. non-economic...
- more
technical meaning as the form of
reparation available in an
actio iniuriarum. In the
former respect it is similar, but not identical, to the English...
- is
based [...] on
three pillars: the
actio legis Aquiliae, the
actio iniuriarum and the
action for pain and suffering.
Unlike the last-mentioned action...
-
element of
wrongfulness required for
delictual liability under the
actio iniuriarum,
insofar as they
lacked animus iniuriandi (intent to
injure the plaintiff)...
- the
extramarital affair between Mr RH and Ms H. He sued on the
Actio iniuriarum,
claiming both loss of
consortium and contumelia. The
South African common...
- non-patrimonial
interests such as
privacy or
dignity on
grounds that 'the
actio iniuriarum is
sufficiently wide to
cover any
deliberate conduct causing affront or...
- Well-Tempered Clavier?
Theses inaugurales iuridicae circa ius
retorsionis iniuriarum verbalium by
Conrad Henfling, Argentorati, 1678, at
Google Books Leibniz...
-
protection of re****tion or good name". In the
latter regard, the
actio iniuriarum arises from
injury to re****tion (fama) and
injury to dignitas. Per O'Regan...
