Kokkuvõte
No. 1
P. Varul. Elucidatory notes on the Bankruptcy Law. (p. 2)
U. Lõhmus. Trustee in bankruptcy. (p 13)
I. Orgo. Tasks of the trustee in bankruptcy in the protection of the
employees of a bankrupt enterprise and creditors in working relations.
(p. 16)
M. Seppik. Some problems of the legal procedure in bankruptcy cases.
(p. 18)
A. Verliin. On some problems in the organization of the bankruptcy in
an agricultural enterprise. (p. 19)
U. Lõhmus. Crimes connected with bankruptcy. (p. 21)
U. Soots. On the possibilities of the avoidance of bankruptcy in the
case of insolvency. (p. 23)
T. Haldma. Financial Analysis in bankruptcy proceedings. (p. 25)
T. Mitt. Roof of the chamber already holds water (p. 28)
R. Narits. Studies in Europe I (p. 30)
P. Pruks. Support programme of the legal reform of the Open Estonian
Foundation (p. 31)
A. Kirs. Competition of competitive works of the State Prosecutor's
Office (p. 31)
A. Kalvi. Notable day at the Faculty of Law (p. 32)
No. 2
J. Odar. Laws of civil court proceedings. (p. 34)
D. Kiidjärv. On the application of the new laws of the management of
civil cases in the first–stage court. (p. 37)
P Jerofejev. Appellate proceedings. (p. 41)
J. Odar. Proceedings of a civil case in the National Court. (p. 45)
K. Merusk. Competence of the administrative court. (p. 47)
I. Koolmeister. Procedure parties in administrative court proceedings.
(p. 51)
K. Merusk. Decision proceedings. (p. 54)
No. 3
H. Lindmäe. On the history of the Estonian police. (p. 58)
R. Maruste, H. Schneider. Theoretical basis of the seclusion of
authorities and some practical problems in Estonia. (p. 64)
R. Narits. Should votes be weighed or counted? (p. 66)
S. Värv. On termless land use after the Land Reform Law from November
1, 1991 to April 15, 1993. (p. 69)
H. Veinla. Extent of the tenement to the bowels of the earth and
mineral resources. (p. 71)
A. Siibak. On tax concessions for companies with foreign participation
in the countries of Eastern Europe. (p. 72)
A. Siibak. Requirements for the Establishment of a foreign-owned
eterprise and participation in it in some Baltic and East-European
states (2). (p. 74)
A. Kalvi. Forms of the use of copyrighted works (p. 75)
R. Narits. Studies in Europe II (p. 77)
P. Järvelaid. Code civil des Francais – 190 (p. 80)
No. 4
A. Pohla. Exterritorial application of the legislative jurisdiction of
the United States of America in antitrust justice (p. 82)
K. Merusk. Legal persons of the public law in the legal order in
force. (p. 85)
I. Orgo. Labour Contract Law and its application at the cessation of a
labour contract law. (p. 87)
H. Pisuke. Are the author's rights inalienable? (p. 89)
A. Kalvi. Patent Cooperation Treaty and industrial property protection
in Estonia (p. 90)
S. Värv. On the expropriation of an immovable thing in the draft of
planning and building regulations. (p. 91)
A. Eiche. On offshore dues (p. 92)
T. Kerikmäe. About Interpretation of European Convention on Human
Rights. (p. 94)
R. Narits. Studies in Europe III (p. 96)
A. Vutt. Admission to the European Community Law (p. 98)
J. Seilenthal. New possibility of advanced training: Advanced Training
Centre for Lawyers (p. 99)
German legal practice suffices even for Estonia. Discussion (p. 100)
No. 5
Speech by the Lord Chief Justice K. Parts at the meeting dedicated to
the leaving of Riigikohus (the National Court) at the theatre
”Vanemuine” of February 12, 1935 (p. 102)
R. Maruste. Court reform: at the beginning of the end or at the end of
the beginning? (p. 103)
P. Vaher, T. Kollom. Licence Board of the National Court. (p. 106)
J. Ilvest. Criminal Board at the beginning of its way. (p. 107)
J. Odar. Some developments in the Estonian civil procedure. (p. 108)
A. Avi. Legal Information Departement of the National Court. (p. 110)
S. Kaljumäe. The Training of Judges at the National Court. (p. 110)
H. Schneider. Terms and fixed dates in the Estonian Constitution. (p.
111)
J. Põld. Right of veto of President of the Republic. (p. 114)
R. Maruste. On the leading case. (p. 116)
E. Kergandberg. Some approaches of legal sociology to legal procedure.
(p. 118)
No. 6
K. Merusk. Public service contra labour law. (p. 131)
H. Siigur. Wage Law. (p. 133)
H. Siigur. Order of the calculation of average wages. (p. 139)
L. Käis. Some problems connected with the alteration of the
conditions of the labour contract. (p. 140)
I. Orgo. Disputabilities in the application of the Law of Working Time
and Time of Rest. (p. 143)
No. 7
I.–M. Orgo. Cessation of the labour contract at the employee`s
initiative. (p. 158)
M. Muda. On the ratification of the conventions of the International
Labour Organization. (p. 160)
V. Lappalainen. Attempts to guarantee free competition. Some comments
on the new Estonian competition law. (p. 161)
J. Erelt. Superficies solo cedit: Revival of the Baltic Private
Law. (p. 164)
E. Ploom. On the necessity of the re–establishment of state
purveyances in the Republic of Estonia. (p. 166)
P. Kama. Commercial register coming. (p. 167)
A. Uritam. Some aspects connected with broadcasting organizations in
copyright and neighbouring rights. (p. 169)
L. Lehis. Legal regulation of guard duty and security services. (p.
172)
E. Kergandberg. On medical law, especially in connection with
transplantation. (p. 175)
M. Lokk. Magister iuris Artur Mägi – 90 (p. 177)
I. Jürgen. Students of Tartu in Salzburg (p. 179)
A. Kalvi. Law students at the Eurofaculty (p. 179)
No. 8
The Act of General Principles of the Civil Code.
P. Varul. Part I General provisions. (p. 182)
P. Varul. Part II Persons. Chapter 1. General provisions. (p. 183)
P. Varul. Chapter 2. Natural persons. Subchapter 1. General legal
capacity and capacity to make Juridical Acts. (p. 183)
Subchapter 2. Kinship and affinity. (p. 183)
Subchapter 3. Domicile. (p. 183)
M. Kingisepp. Subchapter 4. Protection of personal rights. (p. 184)
M. Seppik. Subchapter 5. Absent person. Declaration of Death. (p. 185)
A. Vutt. Chapter 3. Legal Persons. (p. 186)
P. Varul. Part III Rise, modification and termination of civil rights
and obligations. Chapter 4. General provisions. (p. 190)
R. Sõlg. Chapter 5. Transactions. (p. 192)
V. Kõve. Chapter 6. Representation. (p. 196)
P. Kask. Chapter 7. Term and date. (p. 197)
P. Kask. Part IV Exercise of civil rights and their protection.
Chapter 8. Exercise of civil rights and ways of their protection. (p.
199)
Chapter 9. Expiration. (p. 199)
H. Pisuke. Part V Private international law provisions. (p. 201)
P. Varul. Part VI Provisions enforcement. (p. 205)
J. Seilenthal. Advanced Training Centre for Lawyers (p. 206)
No. 9
A. Vutt. Non-profit organizations and their unions. (p. 210)
E. Salumäe. On the application of the Law of Churches and
Congregations. (p. 211)
A. Neljas. The Party Law and the next elections. (p. 213)
I. Kull. Introduction to the problem: precontractual liability. (p.
214)
H. Pisuke. Consumer protection: its theoretical and legal basis. (p.
216)
H. Sepp. Termination of the lease of a living room and its preschedule
cessation. (p. 217)
H. Siigur. Business trip. (p. 219)
H. Veinla. Restrictions on real property imposed under the Act on
Protected Natural Objects. (p. 220)
A. Vutt. Bookkeeping Law. (p. 222)
T. Kerikmäe. Changes in European protective system of Human Rights.
(p. 223)
K. Callow. The Rules of judicial ethics. (p. 224)
P. Jerofejev. Some explicative notes on the Etiquette of the Estonian
Judges. (p. 225)
R. Narits. Interpreting: science or law? (p. 228)
P. Järvelaid. The Faculty of Law of the University of Tartu in the
21st century. (p. 230)
No. 10
E. Kergandberg. Some prompt comments and opinions on the Law of the
Alteration and Amendment of the Code of Criminal Procedure of the
Estonian S.S.R. and some other laws. (p. 234)
R. Maruste. Judicial supervision of constitutionality. (p. 242)
H. Sepp. Habitation Law needs amendments. (p. 245)
L. Roos. On product liability. (p. 247)
G. T. Laurie. Patient's autonomy – realty or fiction? (p. 250)
E. Kergandberg. Patient's autonomy in Estonia? (p. 251)
P. Järvelaid. New lawyers' lexicons in Europe. (p. 252)
P. Pruks. Results of the competition of juridical research works of
the Open Estonian Foundation. (p. 255)