Legal journal «Law of Ukraine» (Ukrainian version)
| Issue | 2 / 2019 |
| Paper version | 165 |
| Electronic version | 150 |
| ISSN (print) | 1026-9932 |
| ISSN (online) | 2310-323X |
The contents of the journal
Central Topic of the Issue: “THE NATIONAL DOCTRINE OF PRIVATE LAW: THE SYSTEM OF PRIVATE LAW, DEVELOPMENT OF MAIN INSTITUTIONS”
I. Contractual Regulation in Private Law
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Regulating a Civil-Law Contract: Theoretical and Practical Aspects14- 24
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Contractual Regulation of Private-Law Relations in the Context of the European Integration Processes in Ukraine25- 43
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Contractual Obligations of Service Delivery in National Law: Development and Prospects44- 59
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The Concept of Freedom of Action in the Ukrainian and German Civil Law60- 76
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</span>Liability of the Parties for Breach of Contractual Obligations of Digital Content Supply77- 90
II. Issues of Inheritance Law
III. Interaction of the Statutory Regulation Segments in the Private Law Domain
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Issues of Applying the Provisions of the Ukrainian Civil Code and Other Legal and Regulatory Instruments for Regulation of Family Relations119- 132
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Topical Issues Relating to the Forms of Family-Based Foster Care Placement of a Child Left Without Parental Care According to the Legislation of Ukraine133- 147
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The System of Labor Law Sources in Ukraine: on the Harmonious Combination of Private and Public148- 161
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Development of Private Foundations in the Civil Procedure162- 174
IV. Private Law Doctrine in Foreign Countries and the European Union
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The Doctrine of Private Law in Kazakhstan: Establishment, Challenges, Development Prospects175- 195
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Legal Nature of Possession196- 206
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The Academic Draft Directive on Online Mediation Platforms – a New Legislative Instrument of the EU Law of Contracts207- 215
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The French Contract Law Reform’s History216- 225
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</br><strong>CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE CENTRAL TOPIC</strong>226- 234
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<strong>SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE CENTRAL TOPIC “The National Doctrine Of Private Law: The System Of Private Law, Development Of Main Institutions”</strong>235- 236