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| Open Access | National And Foreign Experience In Determining The Conclusion Of Civil Law Contracts
Abdullayev Nurulla Abdulla O'g'li , Listener Of The Master's Degree In Economics Group, High School Judges With The Supreme Judicial Council Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
The emergence of rights and obligations between citizens and legal entities is based on a specific event or phenomenon. Such events are called legal facts in civil law. Article 8 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan lists the types of such legal facts, according to which civil rights and duties arise from contracts and other agreements provided by law, as well as from contracts and other agreements that do not contradict the law. The contract and its structure are the basis for the creation of civil rights and obligations as a legal fact. The conclusion of a contract is primarily an expression of the will of the parties. [3]
This article describes in detail the concept of contract and its importance in the context of market relations, the types and content of contracts, the conclusion of contracts, freedom of contract.
Keywords
Civil law, legislation, contract
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