THE RIGHT TO APPEAL AS FUNDAMENTAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT (58)

In this article the right to appeal is analyzed. Although it may be possible to state that Constitutional Court of the Republic of Lithuania recognized this right as fundamental constitutional right and a part of a right to trial, the restrictions of said right do not contradict its constitutionality.

THE PRACTICE OF LAWS OF PRESCRIPTION, APPLICABLE IN THE COURTS, WHEN THE DISPUTE IS RELATED WITH THE INDIVIDUAL ADMINISTRATIVE ACT (73)

The study is devoted to the analysis of the validity of the individual administrative act, a question which must be resolved in the common competence courts when the issues of the protection of the civil rights are decided upon. The main question which is being discussed in this article is the pertaining of the protection of the civil rights to the annulment of the related individual administrative act.

MUTUAL RECOURSE CLAIMS OF JOINT AND SEVERAL CO-DEBTORS (96)

Having performed the obligation to the creditor in full, a co-debtor acquires two types of rights with regard to other debtors – a personal right of recourse and a subrogatory recourse (Article 6.9 of the Civil Code). The split of these rights is important at both the theoretical and practical levels.