Economic incidents of legislation

The economic incidental incidents of legislation are studied as situations in which the effect of legislation is such that the exercise of their rights to one of the persons, public or private, entails a violation of rights and causes economic harm to other persons, private or public, and in the absence of guilt of legal entities. In Roman law, this is Casus Omissus, that is, a case that is not provided for by law, an agreement ", unintentionally not regulated by a defective law.
The book discusses free economic relations (the incident of the collapse of the USSR), the participation of private companies in state programs (incident of the effectiveness of state programs) and other incidents, in particular, investment in development in limiting the forms and directions of such development, support for small and medium -sized businesses, which ruins this business, the regulation of targeted expenses is so that the goals are not achieved, responsibility for the costs is not charged, regulation of the labor market in such a way as to avoid competing labor proposals and competitions of employers, the creation of a unconducted market for water use through fictitious auction of rights, and tax persecution of economic the subject for the establishment of too accidentally hesitating market prices.
Examples and positive incidents are presented, in particular, the protection of taxpayers" rights from legitimate and objective tax sanctions.
The study is aimed at the effective application of the Casus a Nullo Praestantur rule in the work of ships considering economic disputes, to improve the quality of economic education and deeply understanding the nature of the market.
The legislation is given as of August 1, 2018
For scientists, practicing lawyers, judges, representatives of business community, teachers, students and graduate students of legal and economic universities and faculties