Level playing field for everyone: what can the state do for the development of entrepreneurship

19 May 2021 | E-justice , Judiciary , Justice , Property rights protection , RJRC

According to a survey conducted by EU Project Pravo-Justice, Ukrainian small and medium-sized enterprises face systematic non-compliance with obligations, illegal raids on real estate and business, difficulties in collecting taxes and other daily legal problems. The main reason is that Ukrainian legislation is imperfect. You can find out what important steps the state should take to improve the business climate in Ukraine in the article for NV prepared by EU Project Pravo-Justice and Chernivtsi Regional Justice Reform Council (RJRC).

Lviv RJRC discussed current issues in the field of state registration in Ukraine

28 April 2021 | E-justice , Judiciary , Justice , Property rights protection , RJRC

On April 27, 2021, Lviv Regional Justice Reform Council (RJRC) held an extended meeting on the topic of the “State Registration: Existing Challenges and Further Development.” The legal community of the region alongside with the representatives of the Ministry of Justice HQ and the Anti-Raiding Office, together with the employees of the Western Interregional Department of Justice and the State Enterprise NAIS, as well as the experts of the EU Project Pravo-Justice discussed the security of registers and anti-raiding.

What shall the currency borrowers do when the moratorium is lifted?

19 April 2021 | Judiciary , Justice , Property rights protection , RJRC

The Ukrainian law which protects the interests of foreign currency borrowers is about to expire. After April 21, 2021, banks, financial institutions, and other creditors will have the right to recover mortgaged property under a foreign currency loan. What are the possible scenarios for foreign currency borrowers?

Bankruptcy of individuals: Certain problems of legal regulation of the procedure

16 April 2021 | Judiciary , Justice , Property rights protection , RJRC

The Bankruptcy Code is in place for more than one year, however, the individual insolvency instrument is not even close to being as popular as it was expected. Why did that happen and why would individual debtors, instead of restarting their financial life from scratch, continue looking for means to evade repayment of debts?