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Cancellation of land registration due to testator collusion and mitigation
Gamze Tomruk, 2016

Abstract: In my study; it is aimed that the elements, connections with the mitigation case and the proceeding procedures of collusive transactions of testator which can be frequently seen in practice, not being specially regulated on Code of Obligations or Civil Code, only decreed in 18th article of code of obligations as relative collusion are examined. Article 19 of the code of obligations that the relative collusion is regulated is applied to the collusive transactions of the testator which is a kind of relative collusion. In addition to the relevant legal provisions and IBK decision dated 01.04.1974, subsequent Assembly and Supreme Court decisions are applicable. Issues such as apparent and secret deed of gift (donation, sale, contract to provide care until death) and relevant Supreme Court decision and controversial issues were discussed. In case of proving the land registry cancellation and registration cases which are opened by heirs because of the collusive transactions of the testator when he is alive, it is decided that the visible transaction is a collusion and hidden transaction is invalid due to violation of procedure and the related results were examined.
Found in: ključnih besedah
Keywords: law of succession, law of obligations, collusion, apparent (collusive) transaction, confidential agreement, collusion agreement, bachelor thesis
Published: 12.07.2018; Views: 1839; Downloads: 132
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The Prespa agreement for accession in the European Union and NATO
Monika Gjorgjievska, 2020

Abstract: The underlying research rationale of this master thesis has been driven by the interest sparked by the historic settlement of the long-standing dispute between North Macedonia and Greece with the Prespa Agreement signed in 2018. The dispute over the name between Skopje and Athens, especially its settlement, continues to draw attention and curiosity both in academia and in practice. In light of these developments, this research explores the diplomatic relations between North Macedonia and Greece through both contemporary and historical lens. Based on analysis of literature, reports and media sources, this research tries to answer two key questions: (1) What is the genesis of the relationships between North Macedonia and Greece and has Prespa Agreement speed up the process of EU accession process? (2) The Interim Accord between Athens and Skopje was signed in 1995. Why was it not possible to reach a compromise and sign the Prespa Agreement at that time?. The Prespa Agreement was signed on the Greek side of the Prespa lake on June 17th 2018 and is named by the location where the name issue was officially ended. The official name of the Prespa Agreement is “Final Agreement for the settlement of the differences as described in the United Nations Security Council Resolutions 817 (1993) and 845 (1993), the termination of the Interim Accord of 1995, and the establishment of a Strategic Partnership between the Parties”. The Prespa Agreement is supposed to be a solution to differences set in the resolutions 817 and 845 from 1993, likewise the Interim Accord from 1995, signed in New York. On the other side of the lake, were present representatives from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the European Union. The presence of the organizations mentioned above gives high importance for Western Balkans countries. This research aims to understand and explain both sides of the story, the mutual standing points, as well as their differences.
Found in: ključnih besedah
Keywords: North Macedonia, Greece, Macedonia, name dispute, history, self–determination, international organizations, agreement, foreign policy, diplomacy, human rights
Published: 09.02.2022; Views: 904; Downloads: 62
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