PRESUMPTION OF GUILT OF THE DEBTOR FOR FAILURE TO FULFILL CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS IN AGRICULTURE

Akmalzhоn Gulomov

Юридик фанлар ахборотномаси – Вестник юридических наук – Review of law sciences · 2021-yil

Annotatsiya

In the theory of civil law, a contract as a legal fact is an agreement on the emergence, change and termination of rights and obligations of its participants. It is the main legal instrument in all spheres of public life, including agriculture, in the formation of property relations, such as the transfer of property, the performance of work, and the provision of services. In the agricultural sector, the following are widely used: contracts of contracting with agricultural producers, organizations for the production and processing of agricultural products; contracts with suppliers for the supply of material and technical resources; as well as contracts with service organizations for mechanized work, service, agrochemical, agrotechnical services. The parties to these agreements assume certain obligations regarding their content. However, the fulfillment of contractual obligations depends on the actions of the counterparties. Failure to comply with contractual discipline entails civil liability. This, in turn, forces the plaintiff (creditor) to use the presumption of guilt principle. The debtor is responsible for the improper performance of the obligation. The article examines the presumption of the debtor’s guilt in failure to fulfill contractual obligation as a subject of research.

Maqola ma’lumotlari
MualliflarAkmalzhоn Gulomov
JurnalЮридик фанлар ахборотномаси – Вестник юридических наук – Review of law sciences
Nashr sanasi2021-11-24
Jild5
Son2
Betlar53-58
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DOI10.51788/tsul.rols.2021.5.2./xpox2822

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