Reimbursement of medical expenses
and funeral of the deceased should be the one who incurred them,
regardless of whether it is the heir of the victim. Funeral expenses
consist of expenses corresponding to the custom, prevailing in the
environment, to which the deceased belonged. The expenses of these
include: the cost of transporting the body to the place of burial,
tombstone issue, corresponding to the customs of the environment. The
burial costs include, among others reasonable expense incurred for
the purchase of necessary clothing funeral that wearing both during
the funeral, and for a long time after the death of a close relative
is customary in many communities in our society.
Moreover, a person may claim reimbursement of the deceased victim, including the cost of hospitalization, consultation with renowned experts, the additional aid care, the cost of buying drugs.
A person who seeks reimbursement must provide evidence of expenditure: receipts, bills, invoices.
These grounds for granting a pension should be durable (which does not mean that irreversible). In order to effectively obtain a pension outside the occurrence of one of the mentioned circumstances, it is also necessary to demonstrate the victim of the damage, either in the form of increased spending victim, or a reduction in its income.
Moreover, a person may claim reimbursement of the deceased victim, including the cost of hospitalization, consultation with renowned experts, the additional aid care, the cost of buying drugs.
A person who seeks reimbursement must provide evidence of expenditure: receipts, bills, invoices.
These grounds for granting a pension should be durable (which does not mean that irreversible). In order to effectively obtain a pension outside the occurrence of one of the mentioned circumstances, it is also necessary to demonstrate the victim of the damage, either in the form of increased spending victim, or a reduction in its income.
