Intangible damage to legal entities

Despite the existence of a moral compensation institution in civil law, the science of civil law has not developed a unified approach to the protection of intangible goods belonging to legal entities. Therefore, this problem deserves a separate discussion, in particular, it is necessary to eliminate terminological contradictions, finding the most correct and comprehensive concepts for a uniform designation of the way to protect civil rights. This terminology needs both the science of civil law and law enforcement practice. First of all, it should be determined what needs to be understood as the intangible harm of a legal entity. This concept has been analyzed by many scientists, the relationship with material damage, which is compensated by payments in damages, and also in relation to the moral damage that is caused to citizens, was considered. Within the framework of this article, an analysis of the non-material damage of legal entities and issues of its compensation will be carried out, as well as a search for solutions to address this problem.