29/08/2021
Obligation (in civil law) - a legal relationship in which one party (debtor) is obliged to perform in favor of the other party (creditor) a certain action (transfer property, perform work, provide services, pay money, etc.) or refrain from a certain action , and the creditor has the right to demand from the debtor to perform his duty [1] [2].
29/08/2021
The legislation of Ukraine distinguishes economic obligations in which business entities participate. These obligations also belong to the same section of civil law, but they have a slightly different regime of legal regulation (as opposed to obligations in which businesses do not participate) [3].
29/08/2021
Depending on the reasons, all obligations are divided into contractual, arising from the agreement, the agreement of the parties, and non-contractual, arising independently of the will of the participants, are generated by such legal facts as harm, unjust enrichment, etc. [1].
28/08/2021
Depending on the grounds, all obligations are divided into contractual, arising from the agreement, the agreement of the parties, and non-contractual, arising independently of the will of the participants, are generated by such legal facts as harm, unjust enrichment, etc. [1].
27/08/2021
provide a service, pay money, etc.) or refrain from certain actions, and the creditor has the right to require the debtor to perform his duty