The need in today's society to expand the legal standing of indirect victims of non-pecuniary damage

This research work deals with moral damages and considers it to be of great relevance because its usefulness lies in providing detailed, objective and as complete information as possible in order to compensate in some way for the lack of information in today's society about who is entitled to claim for moral damages, serving for those people who may be indirectly harmed by a damaging event. Since judges will also have to adjust to the new regulations, this book provides an analysis of what is specifically regulated in the law, how it works in practice and also considers the questions that can be raised in this respect. In which we can conclude the lack of regulation in the new rules for people who have the right to be recognised as indirectly injured parties to claim for moral damages and who are not yet recognised as such, which seems to us to be something extremely important that should be taken into account for the next renewal of our Civil and Commercial Code.