Zabara I. Compensation of Spiritual (non-property) Damage in International Private Law.

Thesis is an independent accomplished academic work, complex research of theoretical and practical aspects of compensation of spiritual (non-property) damage in International Private Law. On the basis of theoretical achievements of scientists of different historical periods and on the analysis of legal regulation of the above-mentioned institute, the author defines the notion and context of spiritual (non property) damage in law of the states, which belong to Roman-Germanic and Anglo-American law systems. The author prioritizes the problems of spiritual (non-private) damages in delictual and contractual obligations of different states and pays attention to the methods of definition of the extent of offended damage. The author investigates collision problems of administration of the institute of spiritual (non-private) damage in International Private Law, also treats the tendencies of the development of legislation in International Private Law and problems of compensation of the spirit (non-private) damage in delict and contractual relations, complicated by foreign element.