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Full legal capacity arises: With the onset of adulthood (18 years) or earlier, in the case of marriage before 18 years of age. As a result of emancipation - declaring a teenager fully capable under the conditions: 1. reaching the age of 16 2. working under an employment contract or doing business with the consent of legal representatives.
Challenge Victor was in a car accident and lost both of his arms. Victor's friends claim that now he cannot manage his property because of the injury. Are they right? Article doc
Legal capacity of minors (children from 6 to 14 years old): Minors have the right to independently make: small everyday transactions transactions aimed at gratuitous receipt of the benefits of a transaction on the disposal of funds with the consent of a legal representative for a specific purpose
Problem Grandmother gave her 13-year-old grandson rubles for his birthday. He decided to buy a tape recorder with this money. However, the parents considered that the money should be spent on buying clothes for their son, and explained to him that he himself could not dispose of the gift. Who is right? Article 28 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.doc
Legal capacity of minors (teenagers from 14 to 18 years old): Minors have the right to: independently manage earnings, scholarships, other income exercise copyright and invention rights make contributions to credit institutions and dispose of them from the age of 16 be a member of a cooperative make transactions provided for a minor
A legal entity is an organization that owns, manages or manages separate property, liable for its obligations with this property, which can, on its own behalf, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, bear obligations, be a plaintiff and defendant in court. Signs of a legal entity: has a name has an organizational structure, is created in the organizational and legal form defined by law, is characterized by the presence of a certain property Is independently liable with its property Can be a plaintiff and defendant in court
A legal entity may have branches and representative offices Representative office - a separate subdivision of a legal entity created to represent and protect its interests outside the location of the legal entity Branch - a separate subdivision of a legal entity located outside its location and performing all of its functions or part of them, including representation functions
Forms of legal entities Commercial non-commercial General partnership Public organization Limited partnership Regional organization Limited liability company Non-commercial partnership Additional liability company Autonomous non-commercial organization Joint-stock company Establishment Production cooperative Association Unitary enterprise Union Fund
Commercial non-state legal entities have general (universal) legal capacity General legal capacity is the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations necessary to carry out any type of activity not prohibited by law. The remaining legal entities have special legal capacity - the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations that correspond to the objectives of the activity specified in the constituent documents of the legal entity.
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Individuals
(citizens of Russia,
Foreign citizens,
stateless persons
Russian and
foreign
legal
faces
The Russian Federation,
Subjects of the Russian
federation,
municipalities
slide 3
An individual is a person who has certain characteristics
Right to:
Name
Location
Enter into legal relations (possesses civil legal personality)
slide 4
Legal personality
Legal personality is the ability of a person (physical or legal) to be a subject of law, a subject of legal relations
civil
legal capacity -
opportunity to have
civil rights
and carry civilian
responsibilities
civil
capacity -
ability to
actions
acquire
and implement
civil
rights and fulfill
civil
responsibilities
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The elements of civil capacity include
Opportunity to practice
entrepreneurial
activities
Delicacy -
ability to carry
independent
property
responsibility
Dealability -
possibility
on one's own
to make deals
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Full capacity occurs
With the onset of adulthood (18 years of age) or earlier, in case of marriage before 18 years of age.
As a result of emancipation - declaring a teenager fully capable under the conditions:
1. reach 16 years old
2. work under an employment contract or business activities with the consent of legal representatives.
Slide 7
Task
Catherine got married at the age of 16. But six months later she divorced and stayed with her parents. Does she have the right to sell the dacha that she inherited from her grandmother before she is 18 years old?
Article 21 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation
Slide 8
Victor was in a car accident and lost both of his arms. Victor's friends claim that now he cannot manage his property because of the injury. Are they right?
Article 21.22.doc
Slide 9
Legal capacity of minors (children from 6 to 14 years old)
Juveniles have the right to independently commit:
petty household transactions
transactions aimed at gratuitous receipt of benefits
transactions for the disposal of funds with the consent of the legal representative for a specific purpose
Slide 10
Task
For his birthday, his grandmother gave his 13-year-old grandson 5,000 rubles. He decided to buy a tape recorder with this money. However, the parents considered that the money should be spent on buying clothes for their son, and explained to him that he himself could not dispose of the gift. Who is right?
Article 28 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.doc
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Legal capacity of minors (teenagers from 14 to 18 years old)
Minors have the right:
independently manage earnings, scholarships, other income
exercise copyright and invention rights
make deposits in credit institutions and dispose of them
from the age of 16 to be a member of the cooperative
make transactions intended for minors
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A legal entity is an organization that owns, manages or manages separate property, liable for its obligations with this property, which can, on its own behalf, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, bear obligations, be a plaintiff and defendant in court.
Signs of a legal entity:
has a name
has an organizational structure, is created in the organizational and legal form defined by law
characterized by the presence of certain property
Responsible for own property
Can be a plaintiff and defendant in court
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A legal entity may have branches and representative offices
Representation - a separate subdivision of a legal entity created to represent and protect its interests outside the location of the legal entity
Branch - a separate subdivision of a legal entity located outside its location and performing all or part of its functions, including the functions of a representative office
Slide 14
Forms of legal entities
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Commercial non-state legal entities have general (universal) legal capacity
General legal capacity - the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations necessary to carry out any type of activity not prohibited by law.
Other legal entities have special legal capacity
- the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations that correspond to the objectives of the activity specified in the constituent documents of the legal entity.
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Full legal capacity arises: With the onset of adulthood (18 years) or earlier, in the case of marriage before 18 years of age. As a result of emancipation - declaring a teenager fully capable under the conditions: 1. reaching the age of 16 2. working under an employment contract or doing business with the consent of legal representatives.
Legal capacity of minors (children from 6 to 14 years old): Minors have the right to independently make: small everyday transactions transactions aimed at gratuitous receipt of the benefits of a transaction on the disposal of funds with the consent of a legal representative for a specific purpose
Task Grandmother gave 13-year-old grandson 5,000 rubles for his birthday. He decided to buy a tape recorder with this money. However, the parents considered that the money should be spent on buying clothes for their son, and explained to him that he himself could not dispose of the gift. Who is right?
Legal capacity of minors (teenagers from 14 to 18 years old): Minors have the right to: independently manage earnings, scholarships, other income exercise copyright and invention rights make contributions to credit institutions and dispose of them from the age of 16 be a member of a cooperative make transactions provided for a minor
A legal entity is an organization that owns, manages or manages separate property, liable for its obligations with this property, which can, on its own behalf, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, bear obligations, be a plaintiff and defendant in court. Signs of a legal entity: has a name has an organizational structure, is created in the organizational and legal form defined by law, is characterized by the presence of a certain property Is independently liable with its property Can be a plaintiff and defendant in court
Commercial non-state legal entities have general (universal) legal capacity General legal capacity is the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations necessary to carry out any type of activity not prohibited by law.
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lesson summary grade 11 1ur (2paragraph)
topic: subjects of civil law relations
SL 1 Lesson plan:
Types of subjects of civil legal relations.
An individual as a subject of law.
Legal entities as subjects of law.
DC 2
subjects of civil law relations:
Individuals Russian and Russian Federation,
(citizens of Russia, foreign Subjects of the Russian
foreign citizens, legal federations,
stateless personspersons municipalities
DC 3
Individual - a person who has certain characteristics.
Right to:
Name
Location
Enter into legal relations (possesses civil legal personality)
DC 4
Legal personality - it is the ability of a person (physical or legal) to be a subject of law, a subject of legal relations.
Civil standing - the ability to have civil rights and carry out civil duties.
Civil capacity - the ability, by one's actions, to acquire and exercise civil rights and to exercise civilresponsibilities.
DC 5
The elements of civil capacity include:
- Dealability - the ability to independently conclude transactions.
- Delicacy - the ability to bear independent property responsibility.
- Opportunity to do business
DC 6
Full capacity occurs:
With the onset of adulthood (18 years of age) or earlier, in case of marriage before 18 years of age.
As a result of emancipation - declaring a teenager fully capable under the conditions:
1. reach 16 years old
2. work under an employment contract or business activities with the consent of legal representatives.
DC 7
Task 4 page 26
Catherine got married at the age of 16. But six months later she divorced and stayed with her parents. Does she have the right to sell the dacha that she inherited from her grandmother before she is 18 years old?
DC 8
Task 2 page 26
Victor was in a car accident and lost both of his arms. Victor's friends claim that now he cannot manage his property because of the injury. Are they right?
DC 9
Legal capacity of minors (children from 6 to 14 years old):
Juveniles have the right to independently commit:
petty household transactions
transactions aimed at gratuitous receipt of benefits
transactions for the disposal of funds with the consent of the legal representative for a specific purpose
DC 10
Task 1 page 26
For his birthday, his grandmother gave his 13-year-old grandson 5,000 rubles. He decided to buy a tape recorder with this money. However, the parents considered that the money should be spent on buying clothes for their son, and explained to him that he himself could not dispose of the gift. Who is right?
DC 11
Legal capacity of minors (teenagers from 14 to 18 years old):
Minors have the right:
independently manage earnings, scholarships, other income
make deposits in credit institutions and dispose of them
from the age of 16 to be a member of the cooperative
make transactions intended for minors
DC 12
Entity - is an organization that owns, manages or manages separate property, liable for its obligations with this property, which can, on its own behalf, acquire and exercise property and personal non-property rights, bear obligations, be a plaintiff and defendant in court.
Signs of a legal entity:
has a name
has an organizational structure, is created in the organizational and legal form defined by law
characterized by the presence of certain property
Responsible for own property
Can be a plaintiff and defendant in court
DC 13
A legal entity may have branches and representative offices
Representation - a separate subdivision of a legal entity created to represent and protect its interests outside the location of the legal entity.
Branch - a separate subdivision of a legal entity located outside its location and performing all or part of its functions, including the functions of a representative office.
DC 14
Forms of legal entities
commercialnon-commercial
General partnership
Public organization
Faith partnership
Regional organization
Limited Liability Company
Non-profit partnership
Additional Liability Company
Autonomous non-profit organization
Joint-stock company
institution
Production cooperative
Association
unitary enterprise
Union
Fund
DC 15
Commercial non-state legal entities have general (universal) legal capacity
General legal capacity – the ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations necessary to carry out any type of activity not prohibited by law.
Other legal entities have
special legal capacity
The ability of a legal entity to have civil rights and bear civil obligations that correspond to the objectives of the activity specified in the constituent documents of the legal entity.