European countries introduced the concept of social protection of survivors, primarily spouses and children, in their respective legislations back in the... read more →
Devolution is а transfer of the legislative powers of the Westminster Parliament to the parliaments of the historical provinces once united with... read more →
In the article an analysis of the impact of corruption, both administrative and state capture, on the tax structure is... read more →
The paper deals with the protection of privacy rights in the connection with the application of special investigative actions in criminal proceedings.... read more →
The paper examines three types of liens on aircraft: mortgage (as contractual lien), statutory and judicial lien on aircraft. Special attention is... read more →
The suspensive condition is a typical accidentalia negotii, irrespective of the imprecise definition of the Serbian Law on Obligation. It affects only... read more →
Subject of this paper is the comparative analysis of the system of collective redress in the field of consumer protection contained in... read more →
The paper analyses the provisions of the oldest Slavonic legal code 'Zakon Sudnyi Lyudem' (the Law on the Trial of People) from... read more →
Condiction refers to an action that originates in Roman Law and was used for the restitution of a thing found with the... read more →
The first part of the paper examines the basic tendencies in the development of the codification of Hungarian civil law in the... read more →
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