Article 150: Intangible benefits

1. Life and health, personal dignity, personal integrity, honour and good name, business reputation, privacy, home, personal and family privacy, free freedom of movement, freedom to choose a place of residence and residence, citizen ' s name, authorship, other intangible goods belonging to a citizen from birth or by law, are inalienable and non-transferable 2. Intangible goods shall be protected under this Code and other laws in the cases and in the manner provided for by them and in those cases and to the extent to which they are used. The protection of civil rights (art. 12) derives from the substance of the non-material good or personal non-pecuniary right that has been violated and the nature of the consequences of the violation. The interests of the citizen, the intangible goods of the citizen, may be protected by, inter alia, the court finding a violation of his personal non-pecuniary right, the publication of a decision by preventing or prohibiting acts that violate or threaten to violate a personal non-pecuniary right or that violate or threaten to violate In cases and in accordance with the procedure provided by law, the intangible goods belonging to the deceased may be protected by other persons.