Direito à saúde: um direito fundamental.

Abstract

The theme of this work is the aesthetic damage, and legal significance of this research, based on the importance of the institution of civil liability in respect of the autonomy of the aesthetic damage. Thus, our objective is to demonstrate the independence of the aesthetic damage in relation to moral damages. Thus establishing the division of property damage and off-balance sheet, with a focus in the latter, since it consists of the new damage, which, it fits the aesthetic damage. Therefore, it is used in this study the method of deductive approach, as part of an overall look for particular. The methodological approach is the historical-comparative, because that makes a time-evolutionary approach, checking over the years the evolution of object-related work. Already the research technique used is the literature, beyond the collection of textual documents. Thus, this work is justified on the idea that although there are discussions about the aesthetic damage and moral damage, a few decades ago, both the doctrine and jurisprudence, fled to a more precise definition, which will once and for all clarify whether there is independence between the aesthetic damage and damage moral.Portanto, this research focuses on understanding the idea of aesthetic damage in its general appearance, to emphasize their autonomy, thus presenting one form of damage that leads to several controversies by not being accepted by many scholars, and need more regulamentagao.Em summary, this research demonstrates, in this work that the esthetic damage is independent of the damage