CCR schimbă regulile pentru despăgubirea victimelor atacurilor animalelor sălbatice: Daunele morale nu mai pot fi calculate doar în funcție de salariu

The Romanian Constitutional Court ruled unanimously that a provision in the Hunting Law regarding moral damages from wild animal attacks is unconstitutional. This provision linked damages to the victim's salary or minimum wage, limiting compensation unfairly. The Court emphasized that damages should be assessed based on individual circumstances rather than a rigid formula. It also highlighted the state's obligation to protect the right to life and integrity. Following this decision, victims can seek compensation through the Civil Code, allowing courts to determine fair damages based on specific case details.