Una idónea reparación integral en los casos de la responsabilidad objetiva.

Abstract

In Ecuador, the concept of the State's extra-contractual liability arises when a public institution causes harm that an individual is not legally obligated to suffer. This harm may result from an action or omission by the institution. While Ecuadorian law recognizes the duty to compensate for these damages, it does not establish a specific methodology for determining the amount of financial compensation. Therefore, it is necessary to incorporate technical criteria that allow for differentiating between the various types of damages and establishing verifiable parameters for their quantification.