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Institute for the State and the Law

Collection of Papers from the XII National Conference of Doctoral Students in the Field of Legal Sciences (2022)

Contents

  1. Foreword

    pp. 7–10

Civil Law

  1. Hristo Banov

    Legal effect of the 2020 amendments to the Higher Education Act on already existing employment relationships for holding managerial positions at a higher education institution

    pp. 11–23

  2. Vladislav Datsov

    The State as Promisor and Beneficiary in the Policitation Legal Relationship

    pp. 24–34

  3. Margarita Balabanova

    Acquisition of part of the company shares, or respectively the stocks, by the spouse of a partner or shareholder

    pp. 35–43

  4. Maya Markova

    Non-Culpable Impossibility of Performance and Offsetting of Fault in Contractual Liability in Connection with the COVID-19 Pandemic

    pp. 44–54

  5. Lyuba Markova-Lozanova

    Unsolicited commercial communications as a means of disseminating advertising

    pp. 55–65

  6. Yordanka Nikolova

    Surrogate Motherhood and the Best Interests of the Child

    pp. 66–77

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  8. Ivaylo Iliev

    Property relations between spouses under the Family Code currently in force

    pp. 78–88

  9. Petar Topurov

    The Reform of Protection against Domestic Violence

    pp. 89–100

  10. Rumen Georgiev

    Are Enforcement Actions Already Carried Out Retroactively Invalidated upon Termination of the Enforcement Proceedings under Art. 433, para. 1, item 8 of the Civil Procedure Code?

    pp. 101–111

  11. Elka Porominska

    Administrative Regulation of Minimum Attorneys' Fees and Freedom of Contract (A Review of the Case Law of the Supreme Administrative Court)

    pp. 112–123

  12. Enil Enev

    The Significance of Legal Interest in an Action for the Annulment of Resolutions of General Meetings under Art. 74 of the Commercial Act

    pp. 124–137

Public Law Sciences

  1. Monika Angelova

    On some disputed issues concerning the application of Art. 58, para. 2 of the Administrative Offences and Sanctions Act (AOSA)

    pp. 138–146

  2. Beatris Yordanova

    Legal certainty and legal forecasting

    pp. 147–159

  3. Yordanka Gancheva

    Historical Notes on the Electoral Process in the Republic of Bulgaria

    pp. 160–170

  4. Ivalina Marinova

    Road Map for the Implementation of the National Strategy for Pre-

  5. 4 vention and combating corruption in

  6. Republic of Bulgaria (2021 – 2027) – Priorities 3 and 4

    pp. 171–180

  7. Tsvetanka Ivanova-Stoyanova

    The Role of the Prosecutor in Administrative Proceedings

    pp. 181–186

  8. Zhivko Yordanov

    Legal Problems of the Use of the Armed Forces in Operations for the Protection of Internal Security

    pp. 187–192

International Law

  1. Vladimir Valev

    Monitoring of the Secondary Movements of Migration Flows within the Borders of the European Union

    pp. 193–201

  2. Tanya Ivanova

    Definitions of Slavery, Trafficking and Sale of Children in International Law

    pp. 202–215

  3. Georgi Bakyov

    Challenges and Opportunities Facing

  4. The Euro-Chinese Dialogue on Legal Issues

    pp. 216–226

  5. Emanuil Punev

    Do Human Rights Have a Place in the Dogmas of the Islamic Religion?

    pp. 227–239

  6. Margarita Oysolova

    Cybersecurity Act

    pp. 240–250

  7. Dragomir Krastev

    Applicable jurisdiction in cybercrime cases

    pp. 251–259

  8. Rositsa Petkova

    The Role of the Apostille in the Process of Mutual Recognition

  9. 5 of education, professional qualification or scientific degree in the European Union

    pp. 260–268

Criminal Law

  1. Ivo Hinov

    Does the Entry in Item 3.4 of Box "d" of the European Arrest Warrant Constitute a Guarantee for the Reopening of a Case Decided in Absentia

    pp. 269–279

  2. Darina Koseva

    The Harmful Consequences under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code

    pp. 280–289

  3. Elena Andreeva

    Special Cases of Judicial Control over the Actions of the Pre-trial Authorities

    pp. 290–299

  4. Mariya Mihaylova

    Bulgaria's Criminal Policy since 1991

    pp. 300–311

  5. Alexandra Nanova

    Mandatory Defence of a Person Accused of a Crime Punishable by Imprisonment of Not Less than Ten Years or a More Severe Penalty

    p. 312