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Civil Code of the Republic Uzbekistan 2018

William Butler

ISBN13: 9780854902514
Previous Edition ISBN: 9781898029915
Published: March 2018
Publisher: Wildy, Simmonds and Hill Publishing
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £125.00



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The Civil Code of the Republic Uzbekistan, as amended, is the key document for any foreign investor and remains of considerable interest to the comparative law community as a leading Central Asian model for a legal system in transition from the socialist legal tradition to a destination as yet undetermined.

Subjects:
Other Jurisdictions , Wildy, Simmonds and Hill, Asia
Contents:
PART ONE
SECTION I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subsection 1. Basic Provision
1. Civil Legislation;
2. Origin of Civil Rights and Duties. Effectuation and Defense of Civil Rights;
Subsection 2. Persons
3. Citizens (Natural Persons)
4. Juridical Persons;
5. The State as Participant of Civil-Law Relations;
Subsection 3. Objects
6. General Provisions;
7. Material Benefits
8. Nonmaterial Benefits
Subsection 4. Transactions and Representation
9. Transactions;
10. Representation and Power of Attorney
Subsection 5. Periods. Limitations
11. Calculation of Periods;
12. Limitations

SECTION II. RIGHT OF OWNERSHIP AND OTHER RIGHTS TO THING
13. General Provisions
14. Right of Economic Jurisdiction. Right of Operative Management;
15. Acquisition and Termination of Right of Ownership;
16. Private Ownership
17. Public Ownership;
18. Common Ownership
19. Defense of Right of Ownership and Other Rights to Thing;

SECTION III. LAW OF OBLIGATIONS
Subsection 1. General Provisions on Obligations
20. Concept of and Parties to Obligations;
21. Performance of Obligations;
22. Securing Performance of Obligations;
23. Change of Persons in Obligation;
24. Responsibility for Violation of Obligations
25. Termination of Obligations
Subsection 2. General Provisions on Contract
26. Concept and Conditions of Contract
27. Conclusion of Contract;
28. Change and Dissolution of Contract;

PART TWO
Subsection 3. Individual Types of Obligations
29. Purchase-Sale;
30. Barter;
31. Gift
32. Rent;
33. Alienation of Dwelling House (or Apartment) with Condition of Maintenance for Life;
34. Property Rental (Lease);
35. Rental of Dwelling Premise;
36. Uncompensated Use;
37. Independent Work;
38. Compensated Rendering of Services
39. Carriage
40. Transport Expediting
41. Loan and Credit;
42. Financing Under Assignment of Monetary Demand
43. Bank Deposit;
44. Bank Account
45. Settlement of Accounts;
46. Commission;
47. Actions in Another’s Interest Without Commission;
48. Commission Agency;
49. Trust Management of Property;
50. Complex Entrepreneurial License (Franchising)
51. Keeping
52. Insurance
53. Simple Partnership;
54. Public Competition;
55. Public Promise of Reward
56. Conducting Games and Betting
57. Obligations as Consequence of Causing Harm
58. Obligations as Consequence of Unfounded Enrichment;

SECTION IV. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
59. General Provisions;
60. Author’s Right;
61. Neighboring Rights
62. Right to Industrial Property (Right to Invention, Utility Model, Industrial Design);
63. Rights to New Varieties of Flora and New Strains of Fauna
64. Defense of Undivulged Information Against Illegal Use
65. Means of Individualization of Participants of Civil Turnover, Goods, Work, and Services

SECTION V. INHERITANCE LAW
66. General Provisions on Inheriting;
67. Inheriting by Will
68. Inheriting by Operation of Law
69. Acquisition of Inheritance

SECTION VI. APPLICATION OF NORMS OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW TO CIVIL LAW RELATIONS
70. General Provisions;
71. Conflicts Norms