Civil liability ensures accountability for harm caused, protecting victims and maintaining justice in non-criminal matters.
Tortious Liability – negligence causing injury or damage
Contractual Liability – breach of obligations
Product Liability – defective goods causing harm
Professional Liability – malpractice or negligence
Compensation or damages
Injunctions to prevent harm
Restitution for restoration of rights
Comply with statutory duties
Obtain insurance coverage
Maintain professional and business standards
“Civil liability holds individuals accountable without criminal prosecution.”
Q1. What is civil liability?
A: Legal responsibility for causing harm or loss to another person.
Q2. Difference between tort and contract liability?
A: Tort is breach of duty causing harm; contract liability arises from breach of agreement.
Q3. Can companies be liable for civil wrongs?
A: Yes, corporate entities can be held accountable.
Q4. Remedies available for victims?
A: Compensation, injunctions, or restitution.
Q5. How can liability be minimized?
A: By following legal compliance and professional standards.
