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The aim of the article is to conduct an analysis of polish legal provisions relating the entrance examination for legal specialist courses. Graduating those courses allows in Poland to become a professional lawyer. Recently in Poland the rules of the final exams of legal specialist courses were changed. New amendment of law has abolished the form of tests at the final exams. Knowledge of the candidates will be verified by practical tasks. Author says that this new amendment is not sufficient. There should be a similar change made in relation to the entrance exams.
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The study focuses on the issue of legal effects of regulations. It indicates the legal context of the proposed solutions and signals possi-ble legal problems related to the introduction of the proposed regulations into the legal system. The study points out, inter alia, that the current Article 114 § 1 of the Act of 25 February 1964 — Family and Guardianship Code — assuming one of the possible inter-pretations of the notion of a ‘child’ — may be inconsistent with the proposed Article 72(2a) of the Fundamental Law to the extent to which it excludes the admissibility of adoption of a woman who at the time of filing an application for adoption was under 18 years of age, but became of age through marriage.
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Herein, re ections on the right to full Deputy’s diet of a Deputy – limited partner in a limi- ted partnership are included. In the conclusion it is stated that a limited partner in limited partnership is not an entrepreneur since it is a company that is an entrepreneur. Therefore, a circumstance that a Deputy is a limited partner does not deprive him/her of his/her right to full Deputy’s diet.
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In the paper, remarks are presented concerning the planned reform of the family law, assuming, i.a., the introduction of the institution of immediate alimony, information proceedings in divorce cases and new solutions as regards alternating custody. It is pointed that the regulations in the scope of immediate alimony are an appropriate proposal. However, doubts arise as to alternating custody being the most beneficial solution for a child of parents living separately. Solutions related to information proceedings are evaluated negatively.
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In the petition submitted to the Sejm, it is postulated to extend the catalog of entities benefitting from expropriation. Assessing this proposal, the opinion refers to analyses of, i.a., the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Tribunal on the matter. In conclusion, it is stated that the regulations admitting expropriation for the benefit of private entities — depending on the adopted model of control — could be regarded as inconsistent with Article 21(2) or Article 64 in conjunction with Article 31(3) of the Constitution.
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In the opinion, selected methods of employing new technologies in the lawmaking process are presented. It is pointed that employing those technologies expedites the process and increases its transparency. Also, perspectives related to applying modern technologies are discussed and it is emphasized that, i.a., the postulate of admitting electronic signing of the citizens’ legislative initiative is well-founded and possible to implement.
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The note points to the fact that the interpretation of Article 734 and Article 755 of the Code of Civil Procedure adopted by the Supreme Court in its decision of 2 August 2018 (ref. no. III UZP 4/18) finds no confirmation in the jurisprudence of the Polish courts.
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