OSNOVE PRAVA

Lj. Mintas Hodak

  • Izdavač: Mate d.o.o.
  • Godina izdavanja: 2016
  • Opće informacije: Meki uvez, 480 str., 17,0 cm x 24,5 cm
SKU: 283M Kategorija:

Cijena: 56,09 €Online cijena: 50,48 €

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3. izmijenjeno i nadopunjeno izdanje

Ovaj udžbenik predstavlja novost u nastavi pravnih predmeta na ekonomskim školama i fakultetima u Hrvatskoj. Sastoji se od 12 tematskih cjelina koje pokrivaju osnovni zakonski okvir u kojem se odvija poslovanje u Hrvatskoj. Poznavanje toga okvira nužno je za razumijevanje praktičnih situacija s kojima će se mladi ekonomisti i menadžeri suočavati na svojim radnim mjestima.

Svi koji će pročitati ovaj udžbenik upoznati će se s pojedinim osnovnim pojmovima i institutima iz odabranih pravnih grana. Poznavanje osnova obveznog prava temelj je ne samo za razumijevanje različitih trgovačkih transakcija (kao npr. kupoprodaje, zajma, kredita, najma, licencije i dr.) nego služi kao korisno znanje za bolje snalaženje budućih ekonomskih stručnjaka i menadžera prilikom poslovnog pregovaranje i sklapanja ugovora.

 
Kratki sadržaj:

Općenito o državi i pravnom sustavu
Uloga državnih i nekih nedržavnih institucija u Republici Hrvatskoj
Sudsko i arbitražno rješavanje sporova te mirenje
Pravilni režim nekretnina u Republici Hrvatskoj
Pojam, karakteristike i sustav obveznog prava
Sklapanje ugovora
Ništenost i pobojnost ugovora
Prestanak ugovora
Ugovor o kupoprodaji
Naknada štete
Ovrha
Radni odnosi
Gospodarske osnove prava
Dodaci: Primjeri i obrasci raznih pravnih akata, Izvaci iz ustava i pojedinih zakona

Uredila: Ljerka Mintas-Hodak
Autori: Ljerka Mintas-Hodak, Đuro Njavro, Emil Heršak, Branko Skerlev, Jasenka Zaninović, Luka Tadić Čolić, Ivana Hodak, Jelena Čuveljak, Ana Babić, Marjeta Tomulić Vehovec

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