Article 926. Liability for harm caused by minors between the ages of fourteen and eighteen of the Civil Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan
1. Minors between the ages of fourteen and eighteen are independently liable for the harm they have caused on general grounds.
2. If a minor between the ages of fourteen and eighteen does not have property or other sources of income sufficient to compensate for the damage, the damage must be compensated in full or in part by his legal representatives, unless they prove that the damage was not their fault.
If a minor between the ages of fourteen and eighteen who is in need of care has been in an appropriate educational, medical, social protection institution or other similar institution that is legally his guardian, these institutions are obliged to compensate the damage in full or in part, unless they prove that the damage did not occur due to It's their fault.
3. The obligation of legal representatives and the relevant institution to compensate for harm ceases when the person who caused the harm reaches the age of majority, or when he has property or other sources of income sufficient to compensate for the harm before reaching the age of majority, or when he has acquired legal capacity before reaching the age of majority (paragraph 2 of Articles 17, Article 22-1 of this Code).
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