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Academic publicationConflict of lawsEurope / GlobalContent language: Language undetermined

Certain Aspects of the Contractual Component of the Regulatory Function of Civil Law, Private International Law and Roman Private Law

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Mykola Matiiko’s article in Часопис цивілістики examines the contractual component within the regulatory function of civil law, private international law and Roman private law. It is an academic study in conflict of laws, with a focus on contracts and the applicable law in cross-border settings.

Development date12 May 2026

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conflict of lawsacademic researchapplicable lawcomparative lawcontractscross-border relationsinternational conventionslegislation

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Content language: Language undetermined
Document type: journal article
Author / contributor: Mykola Matiiko
Publication / institution: Часопис цивілістики
Document / publication ID: 10.32782/chc.v060.2026.3

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