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OER Osteuropa Recht
Osteuropa Recht
Editors:
Prof. Dr. Burkhard Breig | Prof. DDr. Dr. h.c. Bernd Wieser | AkadOR’in Dr. Carmen Schmidt | Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Angelika Nußberger, M.A | Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. Fryderyk Zoll
The article deals with legal entities under public law, the peculiarities of their activities during the period of martial law. The criteria for distinguishing legal entities under private law and legal entities under public law are defined: the...
The “rule of law” is a fundamental principle in modern European constitutional law and, despite some irritations in Member States like Hungary and Poland, a generally recognized basic feature of European integration. Among its basic elements...
This research examines the implementation of administrative procedure principles in the provision of digital public services, focusing on the experiences of EU countries and the Ukrainian practice. The objective of the study is to analyze the...
The article is devoted to clarifying the peculiarities of legal (constitutional) consolidation of military duty at different stages of Ukrainian state and law-making. It is argued that the process of forming (reforming) an effective legal framework...
Online platforms are defined as intermediaries for the economic exchange of goods and services. They aim to connect users with each other so that contracts can be concluded between them. This article discusses how the largest online platform in...
Assumption of ownerless lands in polish law. Reality or fiction? Many legal systems belonging to the so called civil law tradition are familiar with ownerless lands. This family includes polish law as well, however it is usually assumed that a land...
Ukraine's movement towards the European community, driven by the granting to Ukraine a candidate status for EU membership, among others, sets the task of stabilizing and improving the economic situation in the country, including further development...
The aim of the article is to showcase the problems caused by the way Polish legal system handles gender recognition procedure. It contains a short summary of the history of the gender recognition procedure in Poland, as well as the analysis of the...
The article examines the peculiarities of legislative changes that took place in the field of credit regulation and were implemented in Ukrainian legislation in connection with the introduction of martial law as a result of the armed aggression of...
The study analyzes the peculiarities of realization and protection of the shareholder's right to mandatory redemption of shares by a stock company in Ukraine. The grounds and the procedure for exercising this right, and the specifics of its...
The purpose of the article is to highlight the issue of human rights observance in the context of use of Artificial Intelligence (hereinafter - AI) in the activities of a legal entity. It is substantiated that given the active introduction of AI...
The article reveals the issue of Compensating employees for health-related injuries resulting from workplace accidents and occupational diseases is a means of safeguarding their personal non-property rights. This compensation is believed to be in...
The challenges of digital revolution, formation of a single digital market for the European Union and emergence of new contractual relations for the circulation of digital content necessitated the development and adoption of its effective...
Ukraine as an EU candidate country gets a duty to adopt national law to EU law. The EU sales law is one of the directions in this field. In the future, as one of the Member States, Ukraine also will have the obligation to transpose new Directive...
The article is devoted to various issues related to the removal of damage caused by the necessity. We have determined the place of removal due to lawful actions in the system of non-contractual obligations. The history of the institution of...
Immediately after the Russian army's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russia created new administrative and criminal offences, which placed discussions about Russia's violent actions against neighbouring Ukraine under draconian sanctions....
Under the condition of the full-fleged war of Russia against Ukraine, contemporary Russian state and law are attracting the attention of numerous international scholars. However, this attention is not driven by a desire to study the national...
Rapid technological progress is a feature of our times, which is fuelling the phenomenon of globalisation. National legal systems therefore face the challenge of coping with new social problems which could not have been considered during the...
Following its accession to the EU in 2007, Bulgaria amended its Law for Protection against Discrimination (originally adopted in 2003) to implement the relevant part of the acquis communautaire. The law takes account for indirect and direct...
This article is dedicated to the relationship between tort and contractual liability in Polish law whereby if a breach of contract constitutes a tort at the same time, the victim-creditor may claim payment of damages under either of the two regimes....
From the very beginning of the massive sanctions imposed by the EU against Russia in response to the war of aggression against Ukraine, Russia started taking measures to stabilise the national economy. Starting 28 February, a series of Presidential...