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Loss of support compensation

2024
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Umut Yeniocak

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The study titled "Compensation for Loss of Support" focuses on the process of compensating for the financial and emotional losses encountered by relatives who have lost their support, primarily in traffic accidents and various fatal incidents. The study aims to thoroughly examine the fundamental issues related to this type of compensation and the relevant judicial decisions. It covers essential aspects such as the conditions necessary to be eligible for compensation, how and under what circumstances the damage occurs, and what is encompassed by assistance and service performances. The study emphasizes the importance of considering factors such as the standard of living of the injured parties, contributions of the supporter, potential future contributions, and the life expectancy of the victim in calculating the compensation. Additionally, it highlights the necessity of a detailed and careful examination in line with the specific characteristics of the case during the evaluation of compensation claims. This process aims to ensure fair compensation for the victims and adherence to the general principles of law. The compensation for loss of support plays a vital role in protecting the legal rights while also contributing significantly to maintaining the quality of life and social welfare of the affected individuals. Therefore, the proper application and calculation of this compensation, in accordance with legal regulations and judicial decisions, are crucial for ensuring the just operation of the law. This study makes a significant contribution to the fair and consistent functioning of legal processes and serves as a comprehensive guide on the subject of compensation for loss of support. Keywords: Loss of Support, Types of Support, Compensation, Damage, Calculation

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Dr. Murat Canbulat

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Murat Canbulat (Master Thesis). Loss of support compensation, 2024, Altınbaş University.

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