Abstract

The article treats the right given by the court to the Intervener in Another's Affairs to pay the Principal for suffering harm the damages'  reduced value, according to the Bulgarian law of obligations. First, it begins with brief comparative law notes (section 1). Second, it considers the legal nature of the discussed right - or more precisely the Intervener's objection (section 2). Third, it is analysed  how the Intervener should exercise its rights (section 3). Fourth, the study discusses the prerequisites of this right (section 4). Fifth, it gives some critical notes on the theories describing its legal nature (section 5). Sixth, in addition, we investigate how to hold liable the negotiorum gestor more heavily (section 6).  Seventh, there are some conclusions given about the nature and the consequences of the Intervener's objection (section 7).