Responsibility to Compensate Damage Caused by Houses and Other Construction Works

The article's abstract outlines the theoretical framework for investigating the legal responsibility for paying damages incurred by houses and other construction projects in various nations. The article has delved deeper into the understanding and analysis of three doctrines chosen by countries as the basis for establishing liability for compensation for damages caused by houses and other construction works: Doctrine of speculative fault, doctrine of strict liability, and doctrine of negligence The article has developed concepts and analyzed the characteristics of houses and other construction works. On that basis, the article has built the concept of liability to compensate for damage caused by houses and other construction works and also analyzed the characteristics of this liability in the following aspects: nature of responsibility; the cause of the damage; conditions giving rise to liability; damages to be compensated; and the basis for determining the entity responsible for compensation.