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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Auxílio-acidente

Farias, Luciana Moraes de 15 October 2010 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-26T20:19:28Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Luciana Moraes de Farias.pdf: 931798 bytes, checksum: db591c76bc2de420e995533ad6db913b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-10-15 / The purpose of the presente paper is to study the accident benefit, whit the objective of reflecting on the protection by means of the social security benefits, on the various legislative changes since it s creation. The study offers a reflection of need when the situation arising fron diseases that have no occupation origin., understanding that should also be protected by accident benefits. Devoted a chapter to present the concepts related to labor accidents, bringing the diferentiaton when the accident benefit is caused by accident labor and when it s no labor origen. Worked up, too, the individuals protected by the chosen benefit. This study followed the deductive method, based on systematic analysis of law, in its constitutional and legal dimension, based on several law doctrinal of the native and foreign, especially Spanish authors, and, when necessary, presenting difficult question present in the jurisprudence / A finalidade do presente foi a de realizar um estudo do auxílio-acidente, com o objetivo de refletir sobre a proteção por meio deste benefício previdenciário, diante das diversas alterações legislativas ocorridas desde a sua criação. O trabalho traz uma reflexão quando a situação de necessidade decorrente de doenças que não tenham origem ocupacional, entendendo que também deveriam estar protegidas por meio do auxílio-acidente. Dedicou-se um capítulo para apresentar os conceitos relacionados aos acidentes do trabalho, trazendo a diferenciação quando o auxílio-acidente é decorrente de acidente do trabalho e quando tem origem não ocupacional. Trabalhou-se, também, os sujeitos protegidos pelo benefício escolhido. O presente trabalho seguiu o método dedutivo, partindo da análise sistemática da legislação vigente na sua dimensão constitucional e legal, com o amparo na doutrina do direito pátrio e estrangeiro, especialmente o espanhol, apresentando as questões tormentosas que estão sendo discutidas na jurisprudência
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The nature, assessment and quantification of medical expenses as a head of delictual damage(s)

Monyamane, Phillip Lesetja 07 1900 (has links)
Medical expenses refer to all medical and related expenditure reasonably incurred in respect of bodily injuries sustained. This then constitutes the primary loss in incidences of bodily injuries. However, it is accepted that bodily injuries infringe in the main the non-patrimonial aspects of the individual’s bodily integrity which is a personality right. Notwithstanding this trite provision of our law, the dissertation contends that medical expenses as a head of damages is inherently patrimonial. In essence, the true nature of medical expenses as a loss that ultimately affects both the patrimonial and non-patrimonial interests of the individual, is considered. Furthermore, the dissertation analyses the assessment and quantification mechanisms in our law, and makes a comparative study with the corresponding positions in England and Australia. The intended outcome of this dissertation is to provide clear guidelines for the award of damages, particularly where future loss is involved. / Private Law / LLM
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The nature, assessment and quantification of medical expenses as a head of delictual damage(s)

Monyamane, Phillip Lesetja 07 1900 (has links)
Medical expenses refer to all medical and related expenditure reasonably incurred in respect of bodily injuries sustained. This then constitutes the primary loss in incidences of bodily injuries. However, it is accepted that bodily injuries infringe in the main the non-patrimonial aspects of the individual’s bodily integrity which is a personality right. Notwithstanding this trite provision of our law, the dissertation contends that medical expenses as a head of damages is inherently patrimonial. In essence, the true nature of medical expenses as a loss that ultimately affects both the patrimonial and non-patrimonial interests of the individual, is considered. Furthermore, the dissertation analyses the assessment and quantification mechanisms in our law, and makes a comparative study with the corresponding positions in England and Australia. The intended outcome of this dissertation is to provide clear guidelines for the award of damages, particularly where future loss is involved. / Private Law / LLM

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