(1) In cases in which death is caused, the person liable in damages is to reimburse the costs of a funeral to the person under a duty to bear these costs.
(2) If the person killed, at the time of the injury, stood in a relationship with a third party on the basis of which they were obliged or might become obliged by operation of law to provide maintenance for that person and if as a result of the death the third party has been deprived of their right to maintenance, then the person liable in damages is to provide the third party with compensation for damages by payment of an annuity to the extent that the person killed would have been obliged to maintain for the presumed duration of their life; the provisions of section 843 (2) to (4) apply accordingly. Liability in damages applies also in cases in which the third party at the time of injury had been conceived but not yet born.
(3) The person liable in damages is to pay to the survivor, who had a special relationship of personal closeness to the person killed at the time of the injury, adequate compensation in money for the emotional suffering caused to the survivor. A special relationship of personal closeness is presumed where the survivor was the spouse, the life partner, a parent or a child of the person killed.