Challenges and Considerations in Seeking Compensation for Non-Material Damage in Slovenian Law

The Slovenian Obligations Code governs compensation for damages caused by harmful acts or omissions. This article will explore the challenges and considerations involved in seeking compensation for non-material damage in Slovenian law. As a Slovenian law firm, we can provide corresponding legal advice and services to our clients in Slovenia. Types of Damage and Compensation Article 132 of the Obligations Code defines the types of damage that can be compensated, including non-material damage. Non-material damage refers to harm that is not physical...

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Employment Law in Slovenia: Reasons and Procedures for Ordinary Cancellation of Employment Contracts

If you are looking for legal services in Slovenia, you will want to understand the rules and procedures for cancellation of employment contracts under the Employment Relationships Act (ZDR-1). This act is the primary legal instrument in Slovenia that regulates employment relationships, related procedures etc., providing a legal framework for the rights and obligations of employers and employees in the workplace, including the procedures for cancelling employment contracts. In this article, a law firm in Slovenia will examine the provisions...

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Slovenian law firm on Amending an Action in Slovenian Civil Procedure Law

It's crucial to have efficient systems in place to settle disputes in a fair and timely manner because they are an inevitable aspect of both business and personal life. Slovenian civil procedure law is intended to offer a just method of settling disagreements between parties. The provisions of Slovenian civil procedure law pertaining to the modification of an action will be summarized in this article. Amendment of an Action Under the Slovenian Civil Procedure Act, a plaintiff has the right to amend...

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Liability of Management or Supervisory Body under the Companies Act

The Companies Act in Slovenia regulates the liability of members of the management or supervisory body for their duties on behalf of the company. A Slovenian law firm explores the implications of Articles 263 and 264 of the Companies Act and the standard of diligence and honesty that must be followed by these members while performing their duties. Duties of the Administration or Management The administration has various duties, including planning, coordinating, and monitoring the activities of the company depending on various...

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Building Contracts: Understanding the Applicable Fee

Complex construction projects call for careful planning and preparation. The financial agreement reached between the parties involved is one of the most important parts of any construction project. Building contracts in Slovenia should be the subject of professional legal advice and direction from a Slovenian law firm that specializes in construction law. Understanding Work and Building Contracts Article 619 of the Obligations Code defines the general concept of a contract for work, which includes the undertaking of a specific transaction by the...

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How Much Is Too Much When It Comes To Noise And Other Nuisances In Neighborly Disputes

Neighborly disputes in Slovenia can be complex and difficult to resolve. The Slovenian Law of Property Code (SPZ) governs these disputes, but it does not specify the exact level of nuisance that is permissible in specific cases. Rather, it uses an undefined legal standard of “nature and purpose of the immovable property and the local circumstances”. This makes these cases very unpredictable. In this article, we will discuss the legal framework for these types of neighborly disputes, with a particular...

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Interim Injunctions: A Vital Tool for Securing Monetary Claims

As a creditor in a legal dispute, it is essential to not only focus on the substance of the case but also on ensuring the enforcement of the claim. A judgement in favor of the claimant is of little value if the debtor has, in the meantime, ensured that enforcement is impossible. This is where interim injunctions come in - they serve as a crucial preventive measure in ensuring a successful enforcement of a monetary claim. In this article, we will...

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The exceptional yet available recourse for recovering damages from bargaining in bad faith (Culpa in Contrahendo)

When entering into negotiations for a contract, it is important to understand that these negotiations are (at least in principle) not binding and may be terminated by either party at any time. However, there are certain circumstances in which one party may be held liable for any damages incurred by the other party. This is known as culpa in contrahendo, or "fault in concluding a contract." Culpa in contrahendo is a principle that holds that even if a contract is not...

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The Way of Necessity in Slovenian Real Estate Law

When dealing with neighbourly disputes it is often important ti understand the concept of "way of necessity" in Slovenian real estate law. This legal principle, outlined in Articles 88 to 91 of the Slovenian Law of Property Code (Stvarnopravni zakonik - SPZ), allows for the establishment of a necessary road access through a neighbouring property to an immovable property that currently lacks such access or for which the establishment of such access would be associated with disproportionate costs. According to Article...

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The absence of punitive damages in Slovenian tort law

In Slovenian tort law, punitive damages are not generally available as a form of compensation for the victim of a tortious act. Unlike in some other legal systems (particularly common law systems), where punitive damages may be awarded to punish the wrongdoer and deter similar conduct in the future, Slovenian law does not recognize this concept. Instead, victims of torts in Slovenia may seek only compensatory damages, which are designed to compensate the victim for the harm that they have suffered. This may...

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