OER Osteuropa Recht

The following article deals with local self-government in Romania and, in this context, focuses on questions of financial autonomy of local communities in Romania. A brief historical overview and a discussion of the legal concepts of local...

This article analyses the practice of the Specialised Administrative Courts for Administrative Cases in the framework of the Administrative Procedural Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (APC) by participating in online meetings using the WhatsApp...

This article analyses normative resolutions of the constitutional control body of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which are devoted to the issues on concept of property, equality of state and private property. In the Republic of Kazakhstan, the...

This article presents a comprehensive examination of the intricate relationship between intellectual property (IP) and trade in the context of Central Asia, a region characterized by burgeoning economic development and the pursuit of international...

The study of the legal regulation of intangible objects as objects of property rights is especially significant given the development of digital and information technologies. A more precise differentiation of intangible objects from property rights...

The article discusses the current state of the administrative legislation of Central Asian countries. It should be mentioned that the laws on administrative procedures of Central Asian countries are a new generation of legislation and comply with...

The article analyses the issues of combining public and private interests in Kazakhstan labour legislation through the prism of law regulation method of social-labour relations. It is noted that since the entry into force of the Labour Code of the...

The article deals with questions concerning the protection mechanism of constitutional property rights in the criminal law of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Analysis is provided on the ways to increase the effectiveness of this mechanism. The ways to...

Uzbek limited liability companies (in Uzbek known as MChJs) represent the predominant business structure in Uzbekistan, constituting 72% of all business organizations. This article explores challenges and uncertainties surrounding LLCs in...

Globalization has led to the interaction of legal systems, and Uzbekistan's competition law system was formed as a result of several major legal transplants. In Uzbekistan, some of the Islamic legal traditions transplanted into the legal regulation...

In this exploration, the author questions if human rulemaking disrupts the world's inherent order, drawing parallels between legal orders and the expanding universe. The paper delves into the multifaceted concept of public order, examining its...

The article deals with clause control in Slovakian consumer contract law and its development after the ratification of the Association Agreement. The amendment of the Civil Code and the adoption of the new Commercial Code led to changes in private...

The article written by Piotr Biliński deals in detail with the development of Polish law at the Jagiellonian University. He describes in detail the beginnings and development of legal research at the Jagiellonian University. The careers of several...

There are no proper laws in Ukraine that regulate surrogacy to the necessary extent. This is particularly evident when intended parents are foreigners. According to Article 123 of the Family Code of Ukraine, parenthood is recognized based on genetic...

Short-term rentals in multi-owned buildings – interplay between public and private restrictions on the provision of short-term accommodation services The text discusses the rise of cross-border short-term rentals facilitated by online platforms...

The prolegomena, "What protects private law against misinterpretation?", by Prof. Christian von Bar, deals with the question of which instruments objective law uses to protect private law against misinterpretation. It also discusses whether, how and...

The following article by Prof. Lajos Vékás deals with the historical backgrounds of European civil law codifications, as well as their range and impacts on nowadays’ societies. Firstly, the article characterizes the traits and values of private...

The Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic declared itself sovereign in 1990 but did not replace the 1978 constitution until 1994. Already in 1996, under the new President Lukashenko, a constitutional reform followed which provided for a strong...

Ukrainian administrative law is a young field of law. For a long time, some criminal law criteria dominated here, such as the strict view of the specificity of a legal authorization for the encroachment on citizens’ rights. In administrative law,...

The entry into force of the Law on Administrative Procedure on 15 December 2023, is a significant event in the life of the Ukrainian state, for its national legal culture, for the modernization of its administrative law and for the development of an...

The article follows on from the analysis of the freedom of assembly in Belarus previously published by the author (Osteuropa-Recht 2022, pp. 298-326). Its systematic suppression as well as of all other democratic communication rights since the 1990...