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Февраль 2017
CONTENT
Chief editor’s column
Interview of the issue
The Event. Comments of the Experts
Topic of the issue
I.G. Renz Automatic change of law applicable to matrimonial property: a time bomb or panacea? The paper considers the conflict arising from the automatic
change of connecting factors regarding matrimonial property,
and its practical consequences both for spouses and third parties.
The author undertakes a comparative legal research to find
out whether current conflict of laws rules comply with the requirements
of ensuring the stability of civil turnover and meeting
reasonable expectations of parties whose property rights could
be violated in case the applicable law is changed.
Keywords:
matrimonial property, full common property, connecting factor, choice of applicable law
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S.L. Budylin Titles and assets. Division of matrimonial property and trusts The author compares how the institution of trust is
applied in the UK and the US, and analyses a few notable
divorce cases of recent years, trying to find out whether
the property held in trust should be divided in a divorce if
one of the spouses is the beneficiary.
Keywords:
trust, fiduciary management, revocable trust, reversionary trust, spouse’s rights, beneficiary’s rights, matrimonial property, division of property in a divorce
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O.V. Manannikov On the property rights of former spouses The author criticises the idea that property relations of
former spouses are regulated by family law which inter alia
requires the consent of the former spouse for individual
deals with the property that had been acquired during
the marriage. Theoretical concept and characteristics of
the division of spheres regulated by civil and family law
are explored. On the basis of comparative analysis of two
different approaches to extending norms of the Family
Code on the relationship of full common property between
former spouses, the author concludes that as soon
as the marriage ends, property relations of the former
spouses will be regulated by civil, and not family, law.
Keywords:
former spouses, joint ownership, subject of legal regulation, consent of the spouse
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O.A. Volgina, R.V. Khisamova Bankruptcy for married couples in Russia: how to apply for joint bankruptcy and what are its benefits The paper analyses a possibility of joint bankruptcy
for spouses according to Russian substantive law and
procedural law. The authors consider joint bankruptcy
of spouses as a way to add bankruptcy assets with
matrimonial property. Although today no special legal rules
allow to make joint bankruptcy of spouses real in Russia,
the paper demonstrates few cases illustrating that filing for
it is still possible. The authors put particular emphasis on
liability of spouses, execution upon matrimonial property
in case there is an individual obligation of one spouse,
and develop certain interesting practical approaches to
the application of the Article 45 of the Russian Family
Code and of a few provisions of Bankruptcy Act, relating
to personal bankruptcy. In conclusion there are some pros
and cons of joint bankruptcy of spouses.
Keywords:
personal bankruptcy, joint bankruptcy of spouses, liability of spouses, matrimonial property, execution upon marital property
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Judicial practice. Comments
S.V. Romanov The plenary ruling of the supreme court of the Russian Federation “On the sentence”: an academic comment The author critically examines the new Plenary Ruling
of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation “On
the Sentence” adopted in 2016. Valuable explanations as
well as some gaps and controversies are marked.
Keywords:
sentence, legality of sentence, argumentation in a sentence, charge, acquittal, change of an accusation, fair trial, absent witness, admissibility of evidence, confession, unlawful methods of criminal investigation
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Press Release
Theory and practice
P.V. Krasheninnikov Interrelation of areas of private law (civil, family, housing and land legislation) Russian private law involves a whole range of rigidly
systematised legislative branches. However, there are
certain risks of conflicts of laws, especially in case
identical relationships are regulated by various acts. Taking
into account the complexity of related legal institutes,
the author proves that it is essentially important to consider
interdisciplinary relationships as well as the development
of legal instruments in order to protect main codified acts
from random alterations.
Keywords:
areas of private law, civil legislation, family legislation, housing legislation, land legislation
A.N. Vereshchagin Evolution of jury trial in Russia Jury trial has enormous potential and is able to considerably
strengthen the legitimacy of judicial decisions, as well as
to boost public confidence in courts. The author analyses
major benefits and drawbacks which, once overcome, will
probably encourage wider use of this institution.
Keywords:
jury trial, lay judges, public participation in justice
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K.Yu. Molodyko Perspective development of regulation of credit rating agencies activity The author offers a series of complex proposals for
the development of regulation of credit rating agencies
(CRA) in Russia, taking into account the high degree
of monopolisation of the relevant markets, analysing
relevant EU and US regulations, new Russian law as well
as first Russian Central Bank’s regulations implementing
the latter. The author focuses on such groups of questions
as: prohibited and manageable conflicts of interest; prices
oversight; permissible activities for credit rating agencies;
fair competition, entry of new players into the market and
the prevention of monopolisation of the market; oversight
CRA and other financial markets institutions salaries;
supervision fees; peculiarities of sovereign ratings;
sanctions applied to the CRA. According to the author,
international cooperation of the regulators of CRA markets
as well as competition authorities of the BRICS countries
will help to restart the CRA market in the direction of
ensuring the integrity and transparency of their work.
Keywords:
credit rating agencies, conflict of interest, antitrust regulation and the protection of fair competition, cooperation within BRICS
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M.I. Kudelich Admission of carriers to perform international air transportation: competition problems At present, Russia has nearly thirty intergovernmental
air traffic agreements, coordinating the admission of
airlines for international air transportation. So called
commercial rights are granted to Russian air companies
by Rosaviation. If the agreement with a particular country
does not restrict the number of carriers and the frequency
of flights, Rosavition decides on the admission on its
own. If such restrictions exist and a few companies are
interested to get the admission, the choice is made on
a competitive basis by Interdepartmental Commission.
Despite the apparent openness of the process, the existing
system of carriers appointment has a number of significant
drawbacks which limit the access of airlines to interesting
markets and violate consumers rights.
Keywords:
intergovernmental air traffic agreements, international air transportation carriers’ admission, protection of competition
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V.A. Belov “Criticism of the doctrine”, “doctrinal criticism”, and legal nature of corporate relations revisited The paper offers an answer to M.K. Suleimenov’s publication
“Civil Law and Corporate Relations: Problems of
Theory and Practice” and follows up the discussion about
legal nature of corporate relations. Besides, the author
appeals for open-minded and impartial approach to academic
papers, that is for assessing their matter, and not
their author.
Keywords:
corporation, corporate relations, corporate legal capacity, corporate law, academic discussion, academic criticism
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