Civil Law Papers

All Items

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  A Framework for Effective Smart Contracting

  Ioana Vasiu, Lucian Vasiu

  107-122
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  The Smart Contract – Problems with Taking Evidence in Polish Civil Proceedings in the Light of European Regulations

  Berenika Kaczmarek-Templin

  65-76
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  The Limitations of Human and Civil Rights in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Activity of the State and Law The Case of Estonia

  Joanna Marszałek-Kawa, Kateryna Holovko

  89-100
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  The Distinctive Nature of COVID-19 Vaccines Compensation for Potential Damages under the Legal Framework of Lithuanian State in the Context of Global Examples

  Andra Mažrimaitė, Vilius Lapis

  87-106
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  Public Housing in Lands Affected by Natural Hazards A Comparative Analysis between Italy, Japan, and the USA

  Ivan Allegranti

  53-68
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  The Unification of the Case-law within the Civil Procedure System of Romania

  Laura Cristina Carcia

  87-100
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  Insolvent Groups of Companies in the European Union Objectives of Establishing Group Coordination Proceedings

  Noémi Suri

  189-198
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  Private antitrust enforcement in digital market

  Dominik Wolski

  147-160
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  Civil-Law Partnership in the System of Counteracting Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing (AML/CFT)

  Kamil Majewski

  167-176
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  Mandatory and Default Rules in Private Law

  Tomáš Gábriš

  61-70
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  Civil Law Aspects of the Mauritian Children's Bill of 2019

  Goran Georgijevic

  143-166
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  Loyalty in Civil-Law Relationships as Found in the Polish Law

  Ewa Lewandowska

  33-42

• Developments in family reunification cases before the CJEU

  Réka Friedery

  6-17

• Polish civil procedure: yesterday, today nad tomorrow-Some remarks about recent changes of procedural law in poland

  Piotr Rylski

  139-146

• New trends of the civil justice in Hungary

  Viktória Harsági

  122-130

• The Role of digital technologies in the new code of civil procedure

  Noémi Suri

  170-175

• Attempt of classification of the publicisation of civil matters based on recent examples from Poland

  Anna Piszcz

  103-111

• Legal status and perspectives of development for land associations in Slovakia

  Ľudovít Máčaj

  155-162

• Judical review of discretionary powers in the activity of historical monuments protection bodies. The experience under the case law of Polish administrative courts

  Jerzy Parchomiuk

  6-29

• Human dignity under the "Rebus Sic Stantibus" doctrine

  Mária Patakyová, Barbora Grambličková, Mária T. Patakyová

  64-73

• Liability of vehicle operators for building defects - Possibilities based on doctrinal and comparative explication

  Norbert Adamov

  96-107

• Land protection and land care in Slovak Republic

  Martin Dufala, Lenka Dufalová, Jana Šmelková

  156-166

• Does the granted access to the court automatically guarantee the citizen the access to justice?

  Michal Mrva, Michal Krajčovič

  95-104