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Peculiarities of Legal Regulation of Mix Contracts in Russia

Student: Akhmetshina Liliya

Supervisor: Maria Matveeva

Faculty: Faculty of Law

Educational Programme: Jurisprudence (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 9

Year of Graduation: 2016

The present paper deals with the most essential questions concerning with the place of mixed contracts among other contracts and with relations connected with the conclusion, performance and termination of mixed contracts. The goal of this project proposal is consideration of the peculiarities of mixed contracts. Following this also the following tasks will be think over: the concept of the mixed contract and a classification of it, the concept "elements of the mixed contract", a distinction between the mixed contract and not named and complex contracts, and problems arising from the regulation of mixed contracts. The goal of the research will be achieved by the deployment of set of methods: the formal legal, comparative, historical methods, general logical analysis. The work is performed on fifty-three pages. The structure of this academic project includes five sections: introductions to the study, three chapters and conclusion. The first Chapter examines the place of the mixed contract in the law of foreign countries. In the second Chapter the concept of the mixed contract and its elements is analyzed, classification of the mixed contracts is given. The third Chapter is devoted to practical issues such as legal regulation of the mixed contract, ratio of the mixed contracts with not named and complex contracts. Also problematic issues of a not concluded, invalidity and cancellation of the mixed contracts are considered. The relevance of the thesis is that in the conditions of active use of mixed contracts the parties should know features of its. However despite prevalence of mixed contracts in a civil circulation still there is no uniform theoretical base for regulation of mixed contracts. It seems that, taking into account the analyzed the thesis work provisions, the parties can avoid a large number of specific risks arising from the using of mixed contracts.

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