THE LAWYER`S OPINION IN MODERN CIVIL LAW

<p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Purpose to define value of freedom and fight of opinions, views and lawyer’s positions in development of science of civil law.</p><p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Methodology theoretical analysis,...

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Autor principal: Elena Evgenyevna Dubovaya
Formato: article
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Publicado: Science and Innovation Center Publishing House 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/788f9ac0451040f895ec18b2b5c8f763
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Sumario:<p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Purpose to define value of freedom and fight of opinions, views and lawyer’s positions in development of science of civil law.</p><p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Methodology theoretical analysis, inductive and deductive methods.</p><p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Results It is established that fight of opinions, collision of various positions allows to understand more deeply the discussed problem, to come nearer to truth. So, free expression of opinions is the engine of development of civil law.</p><p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Practical implications introduction in educational process on disciplines of civil jurisprudence, further research of fight of opinions in civil law.</p><p class="x------------- para-style-override-27">Tendencies of the present stage of development of legal system are characterized by aspiration to fix in the Russian legal system of the beginning of private law, where at the head of a corner – people as a legal entity. Opinions of lawyers on various legal problems, and the attitudes towards these opinions are subject to considerable dynamics. The centuries-old history of development of the right showed that fight of opinions, collision of various positions allows to understand more deeply the discussed problem, to come nearer to truth. The modern civil law widely uses a method of comparative jurisprudence, studying experience of the civilized countries which promoted in development of the civil legislation.</p>