INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THE OWNER'S INTERESTS IN THE CIVIL LAW OF TRANSITION PERIOD (PRIOR TO THE CIVIL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ACCEPTED IN 1994)
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Ryzhik Andrey Vladimirovich Dr.Sci.(Law), Professor of the Department of Civil and Entrepreneurial Law, Moscow, Russia, Associate Professor, Department of Jurisprudence; Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Smolensk branch; Smolensk, Russia
Russian State Academy of Intellectual Property
Moscow, Russia Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Smolensk branch, Smolensk, Russia
Abstract:
It should be noted that during the transition period the interests of owners and associated individuals defended mainly by special laws. As for GK RSFSR 1964, without being formally repealed, it was only in the regulation of the relations, the legal regulation which is not subjected to reforming. Law enforcement practice has experienced considerable difficulties in connection with the contradictions between the laws of the USSR and RSFSR, and also in connection with the inadequacy and internal contradictions contained within these laws. However, it should be recognized that the law of the transition period was, on the one hand, a sort of «experimental Playground», and on the other hand, is the basis for the development of the current civil code.
How to Cite:
Ryzhik A.V., (2017), INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF THE OWNER'S INTERESTS IN THE CIVIL LAW OF TRANSITION PERIOD (PRIOR TO THE CIVIL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION ACCEPTED IN 1994). Sociopolitical Sciences, 1 => 60-64.
Reference list:
Vedomosti SND SSSR i VS SSSR 1990. №11, st. 164.
Vedomosti SND SSSR i VS SSSR 1991, № 32, st. 207.
Vedomosti SND SSSR i VS SSSR 1991, №26, st. 190.
Keywords:
interest, the subjects of law-making, institutionalization, owner, subjective right, the legal status of the legislation, civil code, the state.