Fulfillment of Civil Oblegations Durind War: Empirical Findings from Ukraine. Theory and Legal Practice

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Title:	Fulfillment of Civil Oblegations Durind War: Empirical Findings from Ukraine. Theory and Legal Practice
Authors:	Kostruba, Anatoliy Коструба, Анатолій Володимирович
Keywords:	Kostruba Civil Law юридичні факти цивільні відносини Civil Code legal facts law of obligations contract law liability force majeure civil rights civil obligations виконання договору звільнення від відповідальності цивільна відповідальність припинення зобов'язаннь
Issue Date:	30-Nov-2023
Publisher:	University of Osnabruck
Abstract:	The experience of Ukraine's encounter with Russian aggression has contributed to the development of the liability doctrine within EU private law. Specifically, the concept of Force Majeure (FM) has been re-evaluated to include distinct criteria for exemption in case of breach of obligations. Military aggression alone cannot be an absolute condition for exemption from liability due to FM. The mere existence of such exceptional and unavoidable circumstances does not absolve a party from its obligations or liability for breach thereof. The obliger must provide not only the existence of FM itself, but also that these circumstances constitute FM for that particular contract.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/18075
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