A Study of a Ruling concerning Civil Liability for Contaminated Blood Transfusion

Although the legal doctrine regards the principle of full compensation for damages as a sacred and unchallengeable principle, the judicial procedure is confronted with many problems and difficulties in exercising it. The civil liability of the state for contaminated blood transfusion and the corresponding ruling are examined and analyzed in the present article. It seems that besides the traditional principles of civil liability, new principles should beapplied, and for the same purpose some suggestions have been made.