Examining the Pillars of Civil Liability of Municipalities in Judicial Procedure

Analysis of civil liability in the field of urban management is the main issue of the present article. Examining the pillars of civil liability in urban management, civil liability of urban management in compensating for damages caused by legal duties and reviewing civil liability in the field of urban management in the judicial procedure has been the main focus of the research which has been done by descriptive-analytical method. The most important pillars of civil liability in urban management are fault, the existence of damage, the commission of a harmful act and the causal relationship. From this hypothesis, it can be concluded that in case of non-rebellion and fault, the government is responsible in the first place, and it can be said that the meaning of this tradition is that in proving the civil liability of the government, the theory of creating danger and fault. Administrative is the absolute responsibility of the government, the accepted view is accepted. In the event that the act of the person causing the damage causes other material or moral damage, the court shall, after considering and proving the matter, sentence him to compensate the said damage. Therefore, the necessity of certainty and certainty makes it claimable, that is, the condition for the ability of a person to claim is to be definite and certain. Civil liability in the field of urban management has played an important role in the judicial process in recent years, and in cases such as the fault of the contractor, contingencies and damages for property destruction have received more attention than others. In this regard, two examples of votes issued in this regard were mentioned.