Predmet privatizacije ne mogu biti dobra od opšteg interesa (javna dobra)
Privatization Subject Cannot Be Goods Of General Interest (Public Goods)
Author(s): Slavoljub B. PopovićSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence
Published by: Универзитет у Нишу
Keywords: privatization; public domain; protection of public domain.
Summary/Abstract: First of all, the author deals with the problem of public goods in foreign law, that is, theory (French, German, Austrian). He points to the provisions of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia of 1992 and the Constitution of Serbia of 1990 under which the concept of goods of general interest (public goods) is regulated, such as 1) according to positive law, 2) in view of types constituting a public good, 3) in view of origin of public goods, 4) in view of purpose and use of public goods. Protection of public goods is manifested in the following: 1) obligation of state organs and other organizations administering public goods to maintain the substance of public goods, 2) inalienability of public goods, 3) impossibility of acquiring by presumption of whatever rights to public goods, 4) insusceptibility of the public good things to execution, 5) criminal law protection of the public good things.
Journal: FACTA UNIVERSITATIS - Law and Politics
- Issue Year: 1/2002
- Issue No: 6
- Page Range: 645-658
- Page Count: 14
- Language: English