What is compensation?
compensation is a legal philosophy on which the concept of most insurance contracts lies. Strictly speaking, compensation is protection against loss and damage to the claims filed by another person. For example, the owner of the amusement park may have insurance compensation for compensation of visitors injured on their property. The eventual payment of the insurance would be sufficient to restore the injured person back to the financial state in which he was before the accident, but nothing more. Only the legal court against the park owner could lead to further repressive damages. The insurance of compensation protects the holder from the suffering of financial loss as a result of court proceedings. Most of the laws concerning an action for civil proceedings also use compensation as a measuring stick for damages. If the plaintiff is entitled to compensation for the defendant's conduct, the amount of the amount should only be back into a state of integrity. Any real losses were succumbed, they would be repaid, but a repressive replacement would be a separate matter.
Many people encounter the situration situations, nor do they realize it. Many lease agreements contain a compensation clause that prevents the customer to sue the rental agency for damage caused by the use of the device. The rental of apartments may also include provisions on compensation, which reduce claims to owners in the event of accidents. Whenever the ticket is purchased for a sporting event or a concert, the admission conditions include an agreement between Ticketholder and the place itself. If a wandering baseball hits a fan or a defective pyrotechnic display burns a concert visitor, the compensation agreement protects the stadium or hall from the main court proceedings.
Although the word "compensation" is not found anywhere in the document, TZDE may be an agreement on "compensation" of another party. This means that you agree to have someone else responsible for any accidents or injuries that you can suffer during its property. MarkČKY “Swim at your own risk” in the unguarded pool are indicators of the expected compensation. If you decide to swim and suffer a head injury during diving, you may not be able to sue the pool owner for medical expenses. If you understood the meaning of the sign at the time, you agreed to compensate the owners. Sometimes the entitlement to compensation can withstand in court proceedings, but not always. The claims of compensation for damages does not always mean protection against responsibility. The owner of the property may still be responsible for the injury of his assets, even if the lessee signed a provision on compensation under the lease.