| Abstract [eng] |
The civil liability of commercial realty lease agreement parties Legal entities and natural persons, acting in purposes of business and profession and entering into the commercial realty lease agreement, usually have purposes to satisfy the mutual commercial interests. However when the parties of the commercial realty lease agreement fail to perform their contractual obligations, the commercial interests can not be fully or partly satisfied. Precisely in case of the breach of the commercial realty lease agreement, the possibility of civil liability application in purpose of the incurred real loss compensation arise. The legitimate regulation of civil liability of the commercial realty lease agreement parties grants broad legal possibilities to the party whose interests are contravened to demand the compensation of incurred damages and in this way to compensate the incurred real loss. When applying the civil liability to the party, who has made the breach of the commercial realty lease agreement, it is necessary to indicate the provisions of such liability (malpractice (breach of agreement), causality, fault, damages – in some cases the fault is not the essential provision of civil liability). The object (realty) and the commercial purposes of lease agreement determine the specificity of these civil liability provisions. Additionally the parties of the commercial realty lease agreement have broad legal possibilities by common agreement to modify the legitimate regulation of civil liability: parties are empowered to concert for the forfeit; for the imposition or removal of fault principle; for the limitation or liquidation of civil liability; for the liquidated damages. That kind of legal regulation should be treated as sufficient and effective, because it gives broad legal possibilities to the parties of commercial realty lease agreement by applying the civil liability to compensate the incurred real loss. |
