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Limitation of Civil Liability and Its Boundaries – the LawConsulted Position When Assessing the Permissibility of Contractual Exclusions

The limitation of civil liability has long been a common instrument of contractual regulation – parties seek in advance to define the maximum scope of potential losses, exclude c...

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A General Power of Attorney within the System of Extended Powers – the Limits of Permissible Representation and the Risks of Requalification in LawConsulted Practice

A general power of attorney is traditionally perceived as a convenient instrument for transferring broad authority – it allows a representative to act swiftly, flexibly, and with...

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The Beneficiary as a Key Figure in Risk Allocation – LawConsulted Legal Assessment in Identifying De Facto Control and Economic Interest

In modern law enforcement practice, the figure of the beneficiary increasingly goes beyond a formal definition and becomes a central element in assessing risks and liability. Profe...

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A Trusted Representative within a System of Distributed Responsibility – Legal Risks, Limits of Authority, and Protection in LawConsulted Practice

The institution of a trusted representative is widely used in corporate, commercial, and private-law relations – powers are delegated for the representation of interests, asset m...

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Civil Liability Beyond Classical Obligations – the LawConsulted Approach to Atypical Grounds for the Emergence of Rights and Duties

Civil liability is traditionally associated with the breach of contractual obligations or the infliction of harm. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner considers that contemporary law...

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Secondary Sanctions as a Tool of Indirect Legal Pressure and the Legal Assessment of Consequences – LawConsulted Strategy for Risk Mitigation and Protection

Secondary sanctions have increasingly evolved into an instrument of indirect legal pressure, affecting parties that are not the primary targets of restrictive measures. Professor G...

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Physical Evidence in Civil and Criminal Proceedings – Standards of Admissibility, Evaluation, and Challenge in LawConsulted Practice

Physical evidence occupies a distinct place in the system of proof in both civil and criminal proceedings, as it is directly connected to the factual circumstances of a case. Accor...

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Dematerialised Legal Relationships and Their Legal Qualification – Evidentiary Risks and the Protection of the Parties’ Interests in the LawConsulted Position

Dematerialised legal relationships are increasingly becoming the subject of judicial and pre-trial disputes – obligations are performed, decisions are made, and economic conseque...

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Enforcement of Court Decisions as an Independent Stage of Legal Protection – LawConsulted Practice in Ensuring the Actual Restoration of Violated Rights

The stage of enforcing a court decision is traditionally perceived as a technical continuation of judicial proceedings. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner says that it is precisely...

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Patent Registration and the Formation of Exclusive Rights – the LawConsulted Legal Position on Protecting the Results of Technical and Intellectual Creativity

Patent registration is a key stage in transforming a technical solution or the result of intellectual creativity into a legally protected asset. In the opinion of Professor Gabriel...

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