Moral Damage Inflicted on Relatives by the Dissemination of a Deceased and Mutilated Loved One’s Body on YouTube. Commentary on Ruling No. 83/2022 of the 3rd Civil Appeals Court of Uruguay

Daño moral provocado a los familiares por la difusión en YouTube del cuerpo sin vida y mutilado de un ser querido. Comentario a la sentencia n.º 83/2022 del Tribunal de Apelaciones en lo Civil de 3.° Turno de Uruguay

Dano moral causado aos familiares pela divulgação no YouTube do corpo sem vida e mutilado de um ente querido. Comentário à sentença n.º 83/2022 do Tribunal de Apelações Cíveis de 3° Turno do Uruguai

Rivera Montado, Gonzalo - García Scavino, Joaquín - Seguí López, Luis - Menéndez Domínguez, Santiago
Detalles Bibliográficos
2024
ilicitud
daño moral
derecho a la imagen
intimidad
previsibilidad
illegality
moral damage
right to image
privacy
foreseeability
ilicitude
dano moral
direito à imagem
privacidade
previsibilidade
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Universidad Católica del Uruguay
LIBERI
https://revistas.ucu.edu.uy/index.php/revistadederecho/article/view/4180
https://hdl.handle.net/10895/7340
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Resumen:
Sumario:This commentary aims to analyze Ruling No. 83/2022 of Uruguay’s 3rd Civil Appeals Court concerning a moral damage claim brought by the relatives of a deceased individual whose mutilated image was shared on YouTube. The analysis includes a review of the case, in which the victim's spouse and minor child sought $50,000 in damages. The Court upheld the illicit nature of the defendants' actions, emphasizing that disseminating images without consent violates the rights to privacy and image and is not justified by public interest. The Court concluded that the defendants are liable for the viralization of the content, as their actions were negligent and the resulting harm foreseeable.