Damage in civil law means some kind of loss, a violation that one person suffers on subjective rights and interests protected by civil law norms (against his will), and which the responsible person is obliged to compensate. There are four different types of damage: property or material damage, non-property or non-material damage, positive or ordinary damage and negative damage or lost profit. Compensation for damages implies liability for the damage and ways of repairing it, and the repair of the damage can be in the form of a monetary payment ori n the form of moral satisfaction. Liability for damage is a legal obligation in which one party is obliged to repair the damage caused to the other party, and the other party is authorized to request such repair. Liability for damage has certain preconditions that are necessary for the emergance of any civil relationship. Liability for damage is regulated by the Law on Obligations. This paper is composed of a theoretical and an empirical part. The theoretical part of the paper will deal with theoretical assumptions concerning the very concept of damages and damages , and the empirical part of paper will deal with a case related to court judgment regarding damages according to different ways of applying liability for damages.