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Subject-matter of the article is the inheritance of the rights and obligations of the possessor of the capital as a partner in the limited liability company (LLC). The successors have option to inherit either the legator's part of the company's asset (art. 127 of Trade Act) or the membership in the LLC (art. 129, sect. 1 of Trade Act). There are different consequences about company's fate depending on the choice of the successors. If they inherit the company's asset the LLC will cease to exist. If they inherit the membership the LLC will continue existing. Art. 157, sect. 1 of Trade Act defines the conditions according to which the LLC will cease existing after the death of the sole partner. Due to the different consequences of realisation/nonrealisation of the conditions the authorpoints at some problems and makes propositions de lege ferenda.
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First, the article reviews briefly the Council of Europe Recommendation (95) 13 and Convention on Cybercrime, since they are the principle international acts concerning computer crime and electronic evidence. Next, the article analyses the possibilities and mechanisms for collecting electronic evidence and their admissibility in court under the Bulgarian Code of Criminal Procedure. Some proposal de lege ferenda are made in order to make criminal procedure legislation more efficient, as far as computer crime investigation is concerned.
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The establishment of the Court of First Instance in 1989 was a major step towards the development of the judicial system of the EC. The aim of this article is to give an account of the new court and especially of its system of appeals to the Court of Justice of the EC. In order to reveal the background, legal nature, jurisdiction, procedure, etc. of the Court of First Instance, the following ques-tions are examined: 1) establishment of the Court of First Instance; 2) its composition and organizational structured) development of its jurisdiction; 4) procedure before it; 5) interaction between the Court of First Instance and the European Court of Justice (mistakes, lack of jurisdiction, connected issues and appeals); 6) amendments in the jurisdiction of the Court of First Instance according to the Treaty of Nice.
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The goal of this article is to present the accumulated knowledge concerning "presumption of non-guilt" as one of the most important categories of criminal justice. The article traces the development of the concept in history. Part of the text is devoted to the positions maintained by the Bulgarian criminal justice doctrine.
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Some legal relations between the subjects of Civil law arise with a view to their person¬ality (intuitu personae). These relations have their own features in comparison to the rest of the relations. In particular the rights intuitu personae are not transferable and cease to exist with the death of one of the participants in the relation. The obligations are to be fulfilled only by the debtor and nobody else may fulfill them. The relations in commerce are commercial rather then personal. Therefore no relation in commerce is regulated by Commercial law as intuitu personae. On the other side every trader takes part in numerous relations with other persons in the course of his activity. The question in this connection is whether a trader with legal personality can create relations with a view to his personality. The question is answered in the article.
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