Compensation Liability Of The Administration Due To No Fault Liability
No-fault liability is a form of liability in which the fault of the administration is not sought in order to be held liable, and it is deemed sufficient to prove the causal link between the damage incurred and the action or transaction of the administration.
In cases of strict liability, it is not investigated whether the administration is at fault in the occurrence of the damage. No-fault liability is accepted for more dangerous or risky activities of the administration.
No-fault liability due to social risk: The regime of no-fault liability due to social risk is a state of liability developed through practice. On the other hand, with the principle of social risk, which has been developed through scientific and judicial jurisprudence, it is aimed to compensate the special and extraordinary damages arising from the conditions in which the society is living, which occur in the field of activity of the administration, but which are not the direct result of the public service carried out, which occur as a result of the realization of a social risk, and which are incurred solely due to being an individual of the society, by sharing them with the society.