A Study on the Legal Framework of Damages for Accidents in Companion Animal Travel - Focusing on the Structural Discrepancy in the Concept of “Property” under Civil and Commercial Law -

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The study aims to analyze differences in the concept of 'property' under civil and commercial law regarding damages for accidents in companion animal travel.
Comparative analysis of civil and commercial law regarding the concept of property.
Evaluation of court cases relating to accidents involving companion animals.
Recommendations for a legal framework that accommodates damages specific to companion animal travel.
Civil law allows for flexible damage assessments based on circumstances, unlike commercial law that restricts liability to property damages.
Inconsistent liability outcomes for similar accidents create legal uncertainty.
Courts tend to evaluate damages based on market value, failing to adequately consider the emotional value of companion animals.

Study analyzes liability discrepancies in damages for companion animal travel accidents, indicating legal conflicts.

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Choi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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