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Civil Law Status of Non-Governmental Organizations
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About publication
The monograph is dedicated to a comprehensive study of the legal status of non-governmental organizations as subjects of civil law in Ukraine. The book examines theoretical issues of defining the concept and characteristics of such organizations, the history of their formation, as well as a detailed procedure for their creation and termination of activities. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of the civil capacity and legal capacity of non-governmental organizations, the specifics of their exercise of property and personal non-property rights, as well as proposals for improving relevant legislation.
Who will benefit?
- The publication is intended for scholars
- lecturers
- and students of law faculties and law schools
- as well as for practicing lawyers
- employees of justice authorities
- judges
- and non-governmental organizations.
Key findings:
A non-governmental organization is a voluntary association of citizens established in the form of a non-entrepreneurial society, which acquires the status of a legal entity exclusively from the moment of state registration. The author emphasizes that such organizations possess special legal capacity, which is determined by their non-profit nature and their statutory purpose satisfying the shared social, economic, or cultural interests of their members. A significant conclusion is the necessity of harmonizing special legislation with the provisions of the Civil Code of Ukraine to eliminate contradictions in the regulation of their activities.