Journal of Civil Studies 36

Issue 36

Title page

Contents

THEORETICAL ISSUES

Guyvan Petro TEMPORAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HOLDING ANOTHER’S PROPERTY

Zavalniuk Serhii CLASSIFICATIONS AND TYPES OF GAPS IN CIVIL LEGISLATION

Kharytonov Yevhen, Kharytonova Olena POLITICAL VALUES AND RECODIFICATION OF UKRAINIAN CIVIL LEGISLATION

Checherskiy Viktor IMPROVEMENT OF CIVIL LEGAL REGULATION OF NATURAL HUMAN RIGHTS TO LIFE AND REPRODUCTIVE PROCREATION

PRACTICAL CIVIL LAW

Kushneruk Dmytro PUBLIC PROCURMENT AS THE BASIS FOR THE EMERGENCE OF STATE OWNERSHIP

COMPARATIVE CIVIL LAW

Bilous Yuriy SUBJECT COMPOSITION OF A CONDITION OF CONDITIONAL DEPOSITION AGREEMENT (ESCROW) IN UKRAINE AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES: COMPARATIVE LEGAL ASPECT

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

Kolosov Ruslan CORPORATE RIGHTS IN UKRAINIAN LEGISLATION: CONCEPT AND CONTENT

Korotun Olena COMMON APPROACHES TO DETERMINING THE SCOPE OF LEGAL LIABILITY FOR INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS ON THE INTERNET

Tokareva Vira FOR THE PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

IT LAW CIVIL PROBLEMS

Nekit Kateryna PERSONAL DATA AND INDUSTRIAL DATA AS OBJECTS OF OWNERSHIP: EVALUATION OF PERSPECTIVES

Shulgin Andrew ANONYMITY OF OWNERS OF DIGITAL CURRENCY PROBLEMS: LEGAL ASPECT

CIVIL LAW WITHOUT BORDERS

Amelicheva Liliia PROHIBITION OF DISCRIMINATION BASED ON “GENDER IDENTITY” AND “SEXUAL ORIENTATION” IN THE CONTEXT OF HUMAN RIGHTS THEORY AND THE CONCEPT OF DECENT WORK

Nestertsova-Sobakar Oleksandra UNDERSTANDING THE ESSENCE AND CONTENT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF COMPETITIVENESS OF THE CIVIL PROCESS UNDER THE JUDICIAL REFORM OF 1864 AND THE CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE OF THE UKRAINIAN SSR IN 1924

Sadykova Yana FEATURES OF INTERACTION OF LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND REQUIREMENTS TO THE LEGAL STATUS OF SUBJECTS OF EVIDENCE IN THE CIVIL PROCESS

REVIEWS

Kharytonova Olena Ivanivna REVIEW OF THE MONOGRAPH BY YAKUBIVSKYI IHOR YEVHENOVYCH “ACQUIRING, IMPLEMENTING AND PROTECTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN UKRAINE”

FOREIGN RELATIONS

Ramón Terol Gómez EUROPEAN UNION REGULATION OF STATE AIDS AND PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL (PART 2)