Name
Rudenko Evgenia Yurevna
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Kuban State Agrarian University
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Articles count: 6
The article touches upon the question of the legal
personality of farm unincorporated as a whole and in
trading relations. The author gives scientific concepts
concerning the recognition / non-recognition of farm
unincorporated as a subject of law. Most scientists
believe that the farm unincorporated does not subjects
of law. Proponents of this view consider the farm
unincorporated as a multiplicity of persons, or as a kind
of special partnerships. The author thinks that these
points of view are questionable. The author joins the
persons who think that the farm unincorporated is a
special subject of law. The author understands the
trading relations as a cross-industry category. Therefore,
the author concludes that the farm unincorporated is the
subject of the trade relationship. This is because the
farm unincorporated is not a subject of civil law, but it
is a subject of other branches of law (for example, land
law and labor law). Therefore, a farm unincorporated
can be the subject of trading relations
Russian civil legislation contains a list of ways in which
the parties to the transaction have the ability to enforce
the commitments. These methods form an important
institute of the Russian law of obligations. For a lender,
ensuring the fulfillment of the obligation is an additional
guarantee that the commitment made by the debtor of his
obligation will be fulfilled properly in accordance with
the terms of agreement between them. In this article we
will focus on independent guarantee – one of civil-law
ways of ensuring the fulfillment of the obligations which
differs from the others. The independent guarantee is not
new to the domestic civil law. Thus a bank guarantee,
familiar to the Russian law, have transformed. Having
made a comparative legal analysis of the characteristics of
a warranty considering significant changes in liability law
norms, the authors explore the legal nature of the
independent guarantee, define its place in the system of
the ways of ensuring the fulfillment of obligations,
analyze the feasibility and effectiveness of the
implementation of the warranty in practice, focus
attention on the discussion of theoretical questions, and
name problems that law enforcers may face in ensuring
the fulfillment of obligations by means of the independent
guarantee
Legal consolidation of the corporate agreement institution
in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation allowed the
participants of business companies to implement and
manage corporate rights in accordance with this
agreement. However, reception of the institution and the
lack of uniform court practice gave rise to many doctrinal
disputes about the legal nature of the contract. The article
presents the opinions of scientists on the issue of what
rules of areas of law regulate the corporate agreement,
whether it is separate or complex legal institution. The
authors consider that the corporate agreement is governed
exclusively by the rules of civil law. The corporate
agreement is not a contract or an obligation in the
traditional sense, however, it should be subjected to the
general rules of obligations and contract law The
corporate agreement has features of the unnamed
contract, but despite this, it should be recognized as an
independent civil law named contract. It is needed to
ensure that, in addition to the general rules of the
Obligations and Contracts, the rules of a treaty on the
rights of participants of the limited liability and
stockholders' agreement are applied to the corporate
agreement
In this article the author analyzes the changes in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation concerning the legal status of the sole executive body of the legal entity and the ability of several sole executive bodies to operate in the legal entity, which allows noting its value for law enforcement practices and the improvement of civil legislation
More and more goods are sold by the means of the
Internet and other information and telecommunication
networks from year to year. Despite the common
practice to sale goods on websites, a general idea of ecommerce
is not formed in the modern legal science
and the current legislation, the notion ‘electronic
commerce’ itself is missing. The presence of multiple
gaps in the law and the growing number of disputes
have served as a reason for writing this article which
touches the issue of studying e-commerce as one of
the kinds of business activity. The article describes
scientific approaches to the definition of the notion
‘electronic commerce’, the problem the e-commerce
object is raised, the notion ‘electronic transaction’,
general provisions of transactions, performed by the
means of information and telecommunication
networks, are analyzed. The authors have paid
attention to the practice of concluding contracts by the
means of Internet resources, have noted the problem
of the correlation between the content information
posted on the website and the browse-wrap agreement.
The authors consider necessary to legalize of the
notion ‘electronic commerce’, to determine
legislatively its parties and the rules of
implementation. Systematization of the provisions on
electronic commerce can be realized within the scope
of a separate federal law 'On the Rules of Ecommerce.'
Such measures will be able not only to
bring the current pattern of Russian business nearer to
the international standards, but also to raise it to a new
level
In Russian civil legislation the consumer is a citizen
who concludes the contract of retail sales for purposes
not related to business activities. Incorporated person
has no right to conclude a contract of retail sales.
Therefore the law on consumer protection is not used
for legal entities. The law on consumer protection gives
to consumers an opportunity for simplified procedure
to challenge acts or omissions of the sellers and
protection of their rights. But at the same time the
incorporated person may acquire the goods, works and
services not for business purposes. In particular, this
occurs when incorporated person buys goods for its
professional aims, not just for its implementation. The
authors think that legislator unreasonably violates the
rights of legal entities, because they can not be
consumers. The authors justify the possibility and the
necessity of recognizing the incorporated person as a
consumer in the contract of retail sale, and that will
allow spreading the legal norms of consumer protection
on them