Third-Party Breach of Civil Liability

Civil liability means a person’s obligation to compensate for the damage he inflicted on others, whether this obligation is specified in legal texts or under a contract. Liability is divided into contractual and tort. Liability is contractual if the obligation that was breached has its origin in the contract, such as the seller’s responsibility to deliver the sold item at the agreed upon time and place. Accordingly, there is tort liability if the obligation that was breached had its origin in an illegal act, that is, a violation of an obligation approved by the law. Does the contract bind only its two parties, or is it possible for its validity and effect to exceed another person, and once the breach arises, civil liability arises towards him.