O estado como titular e reparação por dano moral

• Ano de defesa: 2007
• Autor(a) principal: Albuquerque, Alexandre Rodrigues de
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Palavras-chave em Português: Estado; Reparação de danos; Dano moral; Responsabilidade civil; Indenização por danos imateriais
• Link de acesso: http://www.repositorio.ufc.br/handle/riufc/12506

This work is inclined towards the discussion that should lead to the provocation of public agents responsible for the effectiveness of a prerogative that, though in theory enforced by the juridical order, hasn’t been explicitly and widely recognized as such by the doctrine (and, also, hasn’t been much applied by the judiciary system – due precisely to the fact that it’s components weren’t, so far, called to do that). The issue is, as it’s obvious, that of the liability derived from acts that maculate the objective honorability of public legal entities – the State, in a word. The effort is comprehended by six major sections. The first contains an introductory chapter, in which the theme is proposed; the second, the third and the fourth deal, respectively, about the civil responsibility, the moral damages reparations (in gender) and the reparations of moral damages suffered by legal entities specifically (in this chapter, the doctrinaire basis of the immaterial losses indemnizations are analyzed). The fifth is composed by the chapter in which this research deals with the problem of the possibility of the State to act as plaintiff on abstract damages legal actions (and this possibility is recognized as already existent in our juridical order). The last section consists on the conclusions that were gathered as a result of the work. It is followed by the mandatory bibliography pertinent to the theme. The objective of the text, as alluded previously, is to prove the technical possibility – and, most of all, the juridical and political convenience – of the dissemination of the practice of lawsuits regarding the moral damages suffered by the state legal entities, both amongst the law schools and – mainly – amongst barristers, judges and public prosecutors, who must become fully aware, through the traditional vehicles for the spreading of the legal culture, of such suing scheme. The spreading of those demands in our justice courts will determine the concretization of a new way to prevent and fight illegal acts against the State – lessening, therefore, the deleterious effects of the said illicit actions.