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- The concept of civil law (GP)
- Correlation of civil law (GP) with other branches of law. HP as a science and academic discipline
- Sources of civil law (GP). civil law
- Operation and application of civil law (CL)
- The concept and structure of civil legal relations (GP). Types of civil legal relations
- Grounds for the emergence, change and termination of civil legal relations
- The concept of subjects of civil legal relations. Citizens as subjects of civil legal relations
- Restriction of legal capacity of citizens
- Legal entities as subjects of civil legal relations
- Creation and termination of a legal entity (LE)
- The state as a subject of civil legal relations
- Business companies
- Business partnerships
- Production cooperative
- Unitary (state and municipal) enterprises. Non-Profit Organizations
- Objects of civil legal relations and their types
- Concept, definition and classification of things
- Securities as objects of civil legal relations
- The concept of a transaction and types of transactions
- Form of transactions
- Invalid transactions
- Types of invalid transactions
- The concept and meaning of representation
- Grounds for the emergence and types of representation
- Power of attorney
- The concept and types of terms
- Limitation period, the beginning of the limitation period
- Break, suspension, restoration of limitation periods
- Subjective civil rights and obligations. Implementation of subjective civil rights
- Civil liability, its types and significance
- Civil liability: grounds for occurrence and release
- Forms and sizes of civil liability
- Real right, property, property right
- Types of property rights. Grounds for the emergence and termination
- Right of private property of citizens
- Right of private property of legal entities
- State property right
- Municipal Property Law
- The concept of inheritance
- testamentary succession
- Legacy Inheritance
- The procedure for acquiring an inheritance. Discovery and protection of inheritance
- Acquisition of an inheritance
- Features of inheritance of certain types of property
- Legal regulation of common and shared property
- Legal regulation of joint ownership
- Real rights of persons who are not owners. Rights of persons who are not owners of land plots
- The right of economic management and operational management of property
- easement rights
- Civil law ways of protecting property rights. Vindication and negator claims
- Concept of obligation
- Commitment Structure
- Classification of obligations
- The concept and meaning of the contract
- Content and form of the contract
- The concept, methods and meaning of termination of obligations
- Features of individual methods of termination of obligations
- Ensuring the fulfillment of obligations. forfeit
- Pledge, retention, guarantee
- Bank guarantee. Deposit
- The concept of intellectual property
- The concept of exclusive right
- The main novelties of part IV of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation
- Disposition of the exclusive right
- Copyright concept
- Types of copyright objects
- Subjects of Copyright
- Subjective copyright. Exclusive rights
- Other property rights
- Personal non-property rights of the author
- Patent Law
- Means of individualization
58. ENFORCEMENT. PENALTY
Ensuring fulfillment of obligations - these are measures designed to protect the interests of the creditor from improper performance of the obligation by the debtor and induce the debtor to fulfill the obligation by joining by force of law or contract to the main (main) obligation of an additional one.
Ways to ensure the fulfillment of obligations historically arose as a natural need for increased guarantees of the rights and interests of participants in legal obligations.
The main ways to ensure are: penalty; pledge; retention; guarantee; bank guarantee; deposit.
Ways to ensure the fulfillment of obligations are always property-based.
Ensuring the fulfillment of an obligation is an additional obligation in relation to the main one and therefore depends on it: in the event of the termination of the main obligation, the additional obligation also ceases.
The Importance of Enforcement is that it stimulates the debtor to fulfill his obligation to the creditor.
Penalty - the amount of money that the debtor is obliged to pay to the creditor in case of non-performance or improper performance of the obligation by him in addition to the principal amount of the debt.
Types of penalty differ for the following reasons. According to the subject of the establishment of a penalty, there are legal (provided by law) and contractual (established by the parties to the contract) penalties; according to the method of calculating the amount of the penalty, the latter are divided into a penalty (determined as a percentage for each overdue day of fulfillment of the obligation) and a fine (a certain amount of money); Depending on the ratio of the creditor's right to recover a penalty and his right to compensation for damages, four types of penalty are distinguished:
a) credit (losses not covered by the penalty are recovered);
b) exceptional (only a penalty is collected, but not losses);
at) penalty (damages may be recovered in excess of the penalty);
d) alternative (the creditor has the right to recover either a penalty or damages).
A penalty is the most common way to ensure the fulfillment of an obligation in practice and performs two functions - measures to ensure the fulfillment of an obligation and sanctions for its improper fulfillment, that is, measures of property liability.
Rules for applying penalties. A legal penalty applies regardless of whether it was provided for by the parties in the contract. Its size can only be increased by agreement of the parties; a contractual penalty applies only if it is provided for by agreement of the parties, that is, an agreement on a penalty must always be made in writing; collection of a penalty from the debtor is possible only if there are grounds for his liability, since the penalty is not only a measure of securing an obligation, but also a measure of responsibility for its fulfillment; the debtor cannot be exempted from paying the penalty, but its amount may be reduced by the court if the penalty is disproportionate to the consequences of the violation of the obligation.
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