TO THE QUESTION ON THE NECESSITY OF UNIFICATION OF TERMINOLOGY OF EU AND RUSSIA IN THE SPHERE OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LAW

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Published: Dec 2, 2021

  Aleksey Anisimov

Abstract

The article provides evidence of considerable terminology discrepancies between Russia and the EU on a number of issues of private and public law that interfere with the movement of capital and international cooperation on global problems of modern age. From this perspective, the author considers it necessary to form a common legal area across the EU and Russia; at that the legal proceedings and the relating terminology in the EU an Russian Federation do not have to be the same. The unification in question should be carried out taking into account the specifics of national legal systems while keeping intact statutory concepts that meet the imperatives of time.

How to Cite

Anisimov, A. (2021). TO THE QUESTION ON THE NECESSITY OF UNIFICATION OF TERMINOLOGY OF EU AND RUSSIA IN THE SPHERE OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC LAW. Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences, (4), 33-43. Retrieved from http://www.baltijapublishing.lv/index.php/bjlss/article/view/1379
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Keywords

unification; property rights; superficies; eco-terrorism; business

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