Article 46. Compensation for Damage to Citizensʼ Health
On protecting the health of citizens (265-I-son) · Date: 29.08.1996 · In force
In cases where damage is caused to citizensʼ health, the guilty parties must indemnify for the harm suffered by the victims in the amount and manner prescribed by law.
Expenses for providing medical assistance to citizens injured as a result of unlawful acts shall be recovered from the individuals and legal entities responsible for causing damage to their health.
Where the life and health of citizens are harmed due to the failure of medical and pharmaceutical workers to perform their professional duties with due qualification, the harm shall be compensated in accordance with the procedure established by law.
Compensation for harm shall not release medical and pharmaceutical workers from disciplinary, administrative, or criminal liability in accordance with the law.
