Guilt of the employee and the liability for the damage inflicted on a third party – some remarks with regard to the polish labour code regulations

Journal Title: Annuals of the Administration and Law - Year 2016, Vol 2, Issue 0

Abstract

In the case of causing by the employee in the performance of his labour duties damage to a third party solely responsible for its repair is the employer on the basis of art. 120 of the Act of June 26, 1974 Labour Code. This regulation does not expressly provide any exception. The scholarship generally accepts, however, that this regulation does not apply if the damage has been inflicted with intentional guilt. This article is an attempt to assess the correctness of such a standpoint, based on a thorough analysis of the concept of guilt in labour law.<br/><br/>

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Kinga Moras-Olaś

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Kinga Moras-Olaś (2016). Guilt of the employee and the liability for the damage inflicted on a third party – some remarks with regard to the polish labour code regulations. Annuals of the Administration and Law, 2(0), 351-361. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-383754