Harm – definition and meaning of "Harm"

Harm — causing harm to the life or health of physical persons, property of physical or legal entities, state or municipal property, the environment, the life or health of animals and plants, objects of cultural heritage (monuments of history and culture) of the peoples of the Russian Federation¹.

Harm — which has been caused to the property of physical or legal entities, as well as to the infrastructure of river ports, sea ports (in the case of a vessel navigating within the port waters), and the infrastructure of inland waterways, resulting in such property being lost or damaged, including expenses for repair or restoration work required to restore the normal functioning of the damaged property, expenses for lifting, removal, and disposal of a sunken vessel, its wreckage, equipment, cargo, and other items aboard the vessel².

Urban Planning Code of the Russian Federation, ed. as of 2019-06-27, art. 55.1, para. 1 // RSZ RF. 2005. No. 1. Art. 16. ↩
INSTRUCTIONS FOR TECHNICAL OPERATION OF VESSELS OF INLAND WATER TRANSPORT. 2001, ed. as of 2019-08-02, art. 121, para. 2. ↩