Indexes

2015 index

• 1. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 1-1; Dear Reader,; Katrin Prükk
• 2. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 3-9; Amendments to the Commercial Code that Simplify the Raising of Capital for Start-up Undertakings; Maivi Ots
• 3. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 10-15; Maintaining a Register of Partners in a Private Limited Company; Anneli Alekand
• 4. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 16-25; The Right of a Member of a Company to Request the Distribution of Dividends. Decision of the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court in Case No. 3-2-1-89-14; Margus Moor
• 5. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 26-33; Reduction of Interest on Arrears Upon a Request by the Debtor and Initiative of a Court; Martin Raude
• 6. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 34-43; Legal Proceedings and Copyright. What Happens When a Judicial Decision Is Plagiarism?; Sten Lind, Aleksei Kelli
• 7. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 44-54; § 119¹ of the Penal Code or Overcoming Evidentiary Problems With Substantive Law; Anneli Soo, Birgit Sisask
• 8. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 55-65; Recognizing, Declaring Enforceable and Enforcing Foreign Judgments in Estonia; Maarja Torga
• 9. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 69-69; Dear Reader,; Priidu Pärna
• 11. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 71-76; Unexpected Impacts of European Union Law; Hent Kalmo
• 12. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 77-87; Of Something Pristine and Rough, and the Theft of Authority; Madis Ernits
• 13. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 88-97; Is Constitutional Renvoi a Constitutional Requirement or Oats to the Trojan Horse?; Berit Aaviksoo
• 14. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 88-97; Is Constitutional Renvoi a Constitutional Requirement or Oats to the Trojan Horse?;
• 15. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 98-102; The European Union’s Nobel Prize; Julia Laffranque
• 16. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 103-112; When Distant European Union Law Suddenly Becomes a Part of Everyday Work. Problems in Transposition an Implementation of European Union Law in the Context of Legal Certainty; Sandra Mikli
• 17. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 113-137; Cross-border Movement of Companies in the European Union; Külliki Feldman
• 18. Juridica, 2015, 2, Pg 138-153; E-tempora, e-mores; Mario Rosentau
• 23. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 161-161; Dear Reader,; Urmas Reinsalu
• 25. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 163-176; E-government and Fundamental Rights; Paloma Krõõt Tupay, Monika Mikiver
• 26. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 177-183; Professional Assistance; Ivo Pilving
• 27. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 184-195; Options Arising from European Union Law to Review Final Judgements and Administrative Acts; Piret Schasmin, Carri Ginter
• 28. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 196-209; Impact of Public Procurement Directives on National Legislation During the Adoption Period; Karl-Stig Jaago
• 29. Juridica, 2015, 1, Pg 196-204; Drug Addicts in the Estonian Penal System: Précis of a Study;
• 30. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 210-218; Physical Abuse in the New Redaction of the Penal Code; Paavo Randma
• 31. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 219-225; How to Ensure the Execution of a Decision Made in a Child Abduction Matter? Practical Aspect of the Application of the Hague Convention of 1980; Maarja Torga
• 32. Juridica, 2015, 3, Pg 226-229; Reasons for Making an Employee Redundant in Case Work Runs Out. Decision of the Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court in Case No. 3-2-1-7-11; Merle Erikson
• 33. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 233-233; Dear Reader,;
• 35. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 235-242; Inertia Selling, i.e. Products and Services Supplied by the Trader, but not Solicited by the Consumer; Age Värv
• 36. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 243-250; Amendments in the Regulation Concerning Consumer Credit Advertisements; Tiina Silem
• 37. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 251-261; Protection of a Consumer Against Unreasonable Costs in Connection with Consumer Credit Contracts; Kristiina Koll
• 38. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 262-276; Who Is the Master of the Consumer’s Client Data? Direct Marketing Based on the Example of Credit Institutions; Monika Mikiver
• 39. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 277-289; (Ab)normal Development of Society and Human Rights. Example of Disclosing Names in Judicial Decisions; Helen Kranich
• 40. Juridica, 2015, 4, Pg 290-296; Consequences of Cancellation of a Leasing Contract in the Practice of the Estonian Supreme Court; Tiia Annus, Piia Kalamees
• 44. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 305-305; Dear Reader,; Kadri Siibak
• 45. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 307-315; Restrictions on the Activities, Credit Availability, and Prices of Banks; Annemari Õunpuu
• 46. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 316-325; From Suitability to Unsuitability in the Financial Sector; Siim Tammer
• 47. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 326-331; On Some Legal Problems Related to Digital Money; Kadri Siibak
• 48. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 332-338; Prohibition on the Calculating of Fines for Delay on Interest and Fines for Delay, Its Developments in Case Law and Legislative Drafting; Annemari Õunpuu, Kadi Sink
• 49. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 339-350; Law on Securities – a Distinct Connection; Gerd Laub
• 50. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 351-359; Blurring of the Lines Between Penal Power and Administrative Law in the New Sanction System of the European Union Financial Markets Law; Marko Kairjak
• 51. Juridica, 2015, 5, Pg 360-365; Furnishing of Predicate Offences in Money Laundering. The Concept of Money Laundering in Estonian Penal Power; Steven-Hristo Evestus
• 53. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 373-373; Dear Reader,; Ülle Madise
• 55. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 375-386; Best Interests of a Child; Andres Aru, Kristi Paron
• 56. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 387-396; Children’s Rights at School; Suvianna Hakalehto-Wainio
• 57. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 397-404; Separation from the Family: Excessive Interference in Family Autonomy or one of the Measures to Ensure the Interests of a Child?; Ene Ahas
• 58. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 405-417; The Rights of the Child vs. an Opportunity to Remain in Contact with a Detained Parent – a Reverse View on Communication Outside a Prison; Ksenia Žurakovskaja-Aru
• 59. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 418-426; Penal Law Self-defence and Necessity as the Grounds for Restricting the Fundamental Rights in Schools, and their Relation to Subsection 24 (3) of the Child Protection Act Entering into Force on 1 January 2016; Anneli Soo
• 60. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 427-434; An Analysis of Video-recorded Questionings of Minor Victims in Criminal Proceedings; Kristjan Kask
• 61. Juridica, 2015, 6, Pg 435-447; Receiving an Unaccompanied Minor Immigrant; Kristiina Albi
• 63. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 453-454; Dear Reader,; Lavly Perling
• 65. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 456-463; Victim’s Consent as a Fact Excluding Unlawfulness in the Context of Acts of Violence; Allar Nisu
• 66. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 464-473; Abandonment as Redemption of Attempt; Laura Feldmanis
• 67. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 474-482; Criminal Organisations: Myths and Reality; Aro Siinmaa
• 68. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 483-489; Offence of Influence Peddling and Permissible Lobbying; Marek Soomaa
• 69. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 490-497; Regulation of Private Sector Corruption in Estonia: Amendments Made by Revision of Penal Law; Silvia Kruusmaa
• 70. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 498-507; On Pros and Cons of the Departure from the Principle of Mandatory Criminal Proceedings in the Context of Initiating a Criminal Proceeding; Merika Nimmo
• 71. Juridica, 2015, 7, Pg 508-520; Realisation of Victim’s Interests in Criminal Proceedings; Tristan Ploom, Markus Kärner
• 72. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 525-525; Dear Reader,; Katrin Prükk
• 74. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 527-537; Minimum Standard of Ensuring Human Rights in Europe – Abortion Cases of the European Court of Human Rights. Does the Margin of Discretion of States Threaten the Principle of Effective Protection of Human Rights?; Birgit Aasa
• 75. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 538-543; Carrier’s Limited Liability and Removal of Restrictions; Andres Põder
• 76. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 544-552; Problems Related to the Detention of a Criminal; Kristo Adosson
• 77. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 553-563; International Conventions and International Practices as a Source of Justifying Circumstances; Anni Saarma
• 78. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 564-571; Application of Benefit Fraud and Its Sub-Elements; Ingrid Ajangu
• 79. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 572-583; Designating of Law Applicable to Registered Securities in Estonian Courts; Triin Dampf
• 80. Juridica, 2015, 8, Pg 584-593; Grand Chamber judgment of the European Court of Human Rights of 16 June 2015 in Delfi AS v. Estonia; Maris Kuurberg
• 81. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 597-598; Dear Reader,; Paul Varul
• 83. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 600-612; Originality of Works in Estonian and European Copyright Law; Gea Lepik
• 84. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 613-623; Claims for Damages Arising from Infringement of EU State Aid Rules; Liina Käis
• 85. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 624-635; Insolvency Regulation (recast) – Step towards Restructuring and International Cooperation; Kerstin Jürgenson, Maarja Torga
• 86. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 636-644; Right of Innocent Passage in Estonia’s Territorial Sea; Alexander Lott
• 87. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 645-658; Of the Current State and Outlook of the Legal Regulation on Domestic Violence Based on the Results of an Expert Poll Carried Out Among the Estonian Legal Practitioners; Iris Pettai, Raul Narits, Silvia Kaugia
• 88. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 659-668; Developments in EU Criminal Law Post-Lisbon Treaty; Kaie Rosin
• 89. Juridica, 2015, 9, Pg 669-673; EJN-Civil or European Judicial Network in Civil and Commercial Matters; Haldi Koit
• 91. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 677-677; Dear Reader,; Priit Kama
• 92. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 679-685; Internal Procedure of a Prison and Ways of Contesting It; Liisi Mets
• 93. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 686-700; Freedom of Religion in Prison; Margot Olesk
• 94. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 701-706; Surveillance Activities in Prison; Jaana Aduson
• 95. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 707-719; Use of Direct Coercion in Prison in Self-Defence Situations. Analysis under Penal and Administrative Law; Anneli Soo, Kaidi Tarros
• 96. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 720-734; Penalty Payment as a Means of Coercing an Obligated Person and as a Coercive Measure; Janar Jäätma
• 97. Juridica, 2015, 10, Pg 735-745; Unfinished Saga of Retaining Electronic Data; Uno Lõhmus