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Civil Code of Russia

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29: 274:, to create a new civil code for the nation. Initially, Russian politicians on all sides of the political spectrum opposed the idea of a Civil Code. It took significant effort to get first part of the Code approved by the State Duma β€” while the 126:
tradition. It was heavily influenced by German and Dutch norms in the 18th and 19th centuries. Socialist-style modifications took place during the Soviet period (1922–1991) and Continental European Law influences since the 1990s.
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Since its foundation as an independent successor state of the former Soviet Union, the Russian Federation had been engaged in a large legislative project of developing a new Civil Code. In July 1994, President
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to come to its decision. This allowed Yeltsin to sign the Code into law. In other words, as Sergei Alexeyev put it, the Civil Code became law almost "by accident".
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signed a decree authorizing the "Establishment and Development of Private Law in Russia" program. The program called for a group of legal researchers, led by
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The Civil Code of the Russian Federation came into force in four parts. The first part, which deals with general provisions (i.e. defines sources, names
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on December 18, 2006 and came into force on January 1, 2008. Part IV became the first truly complete
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the Code. However, the Federation Council took longer than allowed by the
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in 1994 and entered into force in 1995. The second part (dealing with the
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Unlike most European civil codes, Russia's Civil Code does not cover
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parts 1 to 3 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation
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Parliament of Russia
Russia
Parliament of Russia
President of Russia
Russian
civil law
Russian Federation
Roman Law
Byzantine
legal entities
State Duma
Law of obligations
Succession law
freedom of contract
civil rights
The fourth part
intellectual property
signed into law
codification
intellectual property
proprietary interests
law of obligations
obligations
Succession law
International private law
The right to products of intellectual activity
means of individualization
family law
separate code

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