Constitutional guarantee of the right to judicial protection in disputes concerning the invalidity of a will as grounds for the acquisition of property rights in Ukraine

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Drobush, Iryna [1 ]
Olkina, Olena [2 ]
Vodopian, Tetiana [3 ,4 ]
But, Illia [5 ]
机构
[1] Natl Univ Ostroh Acad, Dept State & Legal Disciplines, Ostroh, Ukraine
[2] Natl Univ Odesa Law Acad, Dept Constitut Law, Odessa, Ukraine
[3] Natl Univ Water & Nat Resources Use, Dept Constitut Law, Rivne, Ukraine
[4] Natl Univ Water & Nat Resources Use, Law Brunch Disciplines, Rivne, Ukraine
[5] Natl Univ Odesa Law Acad, Dept Civil Procudure, Odessa, Ukraine
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AMAZONIA INVESTIGA | 2019年 / 8卷 / 22期
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Constitutional guarantees; judicial protection; invalid will; property right;
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The authors of the article have carried out research in the field of ensuring the constitutional guarantees of the right to judicial protection in disputes concerning the invalidity of a will as a basis for acquiring property rights in Ukraine. The object of the study was the public relations that result from the recognition of a valid covenant. The subject of the study was the domestic regulations that provide the rights to judicial protection in disputes about the invalidity of the will. Constitution as the main law of Ukraine in Art. 3 establishes a guarantee under which the state is charged with the duty to assert and uphold human rights and freedoms, which is its primary duty. In case of violation, nonrecognition or contestation human rights, the right to protection by a court is guaranteed by the Constitution. According to Art. 55 of the Constitution, the court protects human rights and freedoms. According to the results of the study, it was concluded that the norms of the Constitution, civil law and civil procedural legislation of Ukraine serve as the basis for a well-established generalization of jurisprudence in disputes about the invalidity of a will as a basis for acquiring property rights in Ukraine. However, the individual cases of individual courts of the national judicial system of Ukraine do not allow to claim the existence of a unified algorithm for the application of law-enforcement practice, agreed and recommended by the Supreme Court of Ukraine, which indicates the existence of possible controversial situations to resolve the problem further.
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