Peculiarities of activities of public administration subjects in the public finance by Світлана Миколаївна Клімова

“…Vitvitsky: 1) it is a certain coordinated and organized system of organs; 2) the entity acts as a state represented by bodies of state executive power and executive bodies of local self-government; 3) the constituent elements of the system are also state institutions, organizations, institutions; 4) public administration is based on authority, performs administrative and managerial functions; 5) the activity of public administration extends to the whole society, as well as to separate territories of the state - the regions, as well as certain spheres (branches) of public life, one of which is the sphere of public finances functioning; 6) in the structure of the public administration activity in the field of public finances should be allocated "two components: a) organizational, including public service; b) control "; 7) the purpose of public administration in the field of public finances is a combination of interests of the state, interests of regions, individual collective formations and interests, human and civil rights and freedoms; 8) the forms and methods of public administration in the field of public finances are determined primarily by the nature of the security functions of public administration, and secondary importance in this case have the following management functions as: law enforcement; human rights; regulating; norm-setting; jurisdictional; 9) the main forms of public administration include: a) law-making (regulations, statutes, administrative requirements); b) administrative acts; c) public-law contracts; d) simple administrative actions; e) private law administrative activity; 10) to ensure the necessary level of legality in the field of public finance management, a complex of legal, political, economic methods and means (regulation, agreement, persuasion, incentive, etc.) is used, and coercion is applied. …”
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OUTER SPACE LAW: RUSSIA – UNITED STATES COMMON CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES by P. A. Berkman, A. N. Vylegzhanin, M. R. Yuzbashyan, J.-Ch Mauduit

“…VIII of the Outer Space Treaty for the purposes of definition of law applicable to property rights over space objects located in the outer space; 8) “space object” and “space asset” as legal terms; 9) issues of international responsibility and liability, as well as extension of the scope of the concept of the “launching State”, including a proposal on addition of a potential fifth category; 10) registration and control; 11) International Space Station in the relevant legal framework; 12) ways of reaching of due relevance of international legal consequences for states resulted from the change of private law relations to the factual “participation” of the involved states in the corresponding space activities. …”
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Rational objective law A reflection on the spiritual illumination compatible with the nature of things, as the basis of the validity of Law by Mahdi Shahabi

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EVOLUŢIA ISTORICĂ A PERSOANEI JURIDICE SUB ASPECTUL RESPONSABILITĂŢII EI by USM ADMIN

“…In this case, the roman private law regulated that a legal person could only commit illegal acts, but also envisioned special penalties for them. …”
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Regulation and its objectives in the territory of director's general duties in joint-stock company (study in English and Iranian Law) by ali pourrezaei, Ali Gharib, Hasan Pashazadeh

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Using Artificial Intelligence as a Corporate Director by Mohammadreza Pasban, Abbas Toosi, Mohammadreza Mazaheri

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MEANS OF INTERFERENCE INTO ARBITRATION BY STATE COURTS: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE UNCITRAL MODEL LAW, GERMAN AND HUNGARIAN LAW by Andrea Vincze

“…Furthermore, it is also one of the logical consequences of party autonomy and freedom of contracting, i.e. if a party obliges himself through private law contracts, he also has the right to enforce performance of the contract by arbitration and not being obliged to turn to state courts. …”
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Tort law in Iran: Tort or Torts by Iraj Babaei

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MEANS OF INTERFERENCE INTO ARBITRATION BY STATE COURTS: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE UNCITRAL MODEL LAW, GERMAN AND HUNGARIAN LAW by Andrea Vincze

“…Furthermore, it is also one of the logical consequences of party autonomy and freedom of contracting, i.e. if a party obliges himself through private law contracts, he also has the right to enforce performance of the contract by arbitration and not being obliged to turn to state courts. …”
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La protecció de les llengües minoritàries a l’Administració pública d’Irlanda del Nord: la legislació lingüística a favor de l’irlandès i de l’escocès de l’Ulster. Quines llengües... by Alessia Vacca

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Criminals and the law in the reign of Richard II by Post, J

“…The results bear out what is already known about coroners, justices of the peace, and professional justices, suggesting also that variations in the personnel of peace commissions had less effect in practice than has been supposed. Officials holding private law hundreds seem to have been a very heterogeneous group, ranging from county magnates to obscure and minor clerks. …”

The Obligation of Delivery of the Seller in the International Contract of Sale of Goods According to the Vienna Convention of 1980 - Analytical & Comparative Study by Nagham Hanna Nanees

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE CAUSES OF ABSOLUTE NULLITY OF THE CONTRACT IN THE ROMANIAN AND THE SPANISH CIVIL LAW by Carla Alexandra ANGHELESCU

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TRANSFORMATION OF COMPANIES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF LAW NO. 31/1990 by Amelia Raluca BUŞCĂ

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CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE ON-GOING CONTRACTS AFTER THE INSOLVENCY PROCEDURE HAS BEEN INSTITUTED by Dan-Alexandru SITARU

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