Abstract
The article deals with the actual problems of compensation for moral damage arising in theory and judicial practice. In particular, the concept of "moral harm" is considered from the point of view of the expediency of its use to denote physical and moral suffering," the property status of the victim is considered as a criterion for determining the amount of compensation. Judicial practice is also analyzed, the question is raised about the need to supplement the list of cases when citizens have the right to count on compensation for moral damage in violation of their property rights. It is suggested that it is necessary to create a special "Moral Damage Compensation Fund".
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