This text explores the fundamental role of civil liability, emphasizing that its primary goal is to perform a compensatory function rather than a punitive one. It highlights the recovery of damages—divided into actual damage and loss of profit—alongside the enforcement of penalties as the primary mechanisms for restoring justice. Together, these legal instruments protect the legitimate interests of victims and incentivize good-faith behavior within the economic system.
Samira Poyonova (Mon,) studied this question.