2021
DOI: 10.15408/jch.v9i2.22234
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Legal Regulation of the Status of Subjects of Special Competence in Relation to Public Administration in the Sphere of Intellectual Property in Ukraine

Abstract: Relevant issues of the administrative and legal status of subjects of special competence in relation to public administration in the field of intellectual property are considered. Main  content. A circle of specified subjects in the system of subjects of public administration is determined. The role of subjects of special competence in the fulfilment of tasks of public administration in the sphere of intellectual property is identified. Classification of subjects of special competence regarding public administ… Show more

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“…In turn, civil legal constructions extend to the traditional sphere of public law, which is a process of "civilization" of public relations. In public law, coordination methods are sometimes used in relations between state authorities, contractual relations begin to be applied not only in international public law, but also in the national law of Ukraine (Leheza et al, 2021).…”
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“…In turn, civil legal constructions extend to the traditional sphere of public law, which is a process of "civilization" of public relations. In public law, coordination methods are sometimes used in relations between state authorities, contractual relations begin to be applied not only in international public law, but also in the national law of Ukraine (Leheza et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Military occupation, which occurs outside the state of war, includes occupatio pacifica or occupation upon consent. The term "pacific" does not mean that occupation is "peaceful" in the usual meaning of the word, or that it is executed without the use of force; this term means only that from the legal point of view such occupation is carried out outside the context of the formal state of war, in accordance with the terms of an agreement, invitation or consent of the occupied state for occupation, within the limits of humanitarian intervention, occupation of the failed state or actual military occupation of a territory with uncertain status (LEHEZA et al, 2021).…”
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“…Thus, the international law does not presuppose legal transfer of sovereign rights to an aggressor through annexation Nevertheless, the practice of the Second World War and even that of the period following it, up to the latest events in Ukraine, gives only ambiguous signals about reaction of international law to the situation when an illegal annexation was performed and the situation stabilized (this is especially true with regard to the Israeli occupation of the Golan Heights or the Russian occupation of Crimea). This clash between the norms of international law, not backed by an adequate system of preventive and reactive measures, and reality, has given rise to the Russia's impunity for its actions in Crimea, and today this impunity has escalated into a full-scale war (LEHEZA et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%