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625 CC). In addition, not all courts have considered the fact that these percentages may be recovered from debtor at the same time, because this is not a dual attraction to legal liability. The norm of paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Art. Bob evans pursues this goal as well. 263 CC force majeure is defined as a state of emergency or unavoidable event under these conditions. Definition of force majeure shall establish the conditions under which the legislator considers a missing debtor guilty, that is, the definition specifies the conditions under which the debtor is not responsible for the breach of an obligation. However, in addressing claims of deposit customers (deposit) accounts still need to evaluate certain regulations the concept of force majeure under paragraph 22 of Part 1 of Art.
92 of the Constitution of Ukraine ("Exclusively defined by the laws of Ukraine … basis of civil liability … 'and Part 1 of Art. 614 CC of Ukraine, on the one hand, and on the other – the possibility of its application to the disputed legal relations. Therefore, given contained may not apply the definition of force majeure, which are set out in the general provisions of the Rules of using electric energy, approved by Resolution of the National Commission for Communications Regulation power industry of Ukraine from July 31, 1996 28 and registered with the Ministry of Justice on August 2, 1996 for Mr. 417/1442) to legal relationships arising under the contract of bank deposit by the Bank to meet liabilities. Restrictions on the rights of the depositor to terminate the contract of bank deposit at any time, as well as obstacles to freely use their funds contrary to the Constitution and the Civil Code of Ukraine.
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