TFL Vsebine / Revija Pravnik

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Prispevek je prikaz dela Obligacije, splošni del: Komentar splošnega dela Obligacijskega zakonika, ki je izšlo letos novembra. Komentar je delo urednice in avtorice dr. Nine Plavšak ter avtorjev prof. dr. Mihe Juharta in prof. dr. Renata Vrenčurja. Besedilo komentarja ni členjeno, kot je sicer navada, temveč razdeljeno na strnjene vsebinske sklope, ki upoštevajo sistematiko splošnega dela. V knjigi so celovito obravnavane vsebine splošnega dela obligacij – od predpostavk za nastanek obligacijskih razmerij, ločenih po pravnem temelju nastanka, do različnih sklopov pravnih dejstev, ki povzročijo prenehanje obligacijskih obveznosti oziroma spremembo upnika in dolžnika. Sledijo poglavja o posebnih pravilih splošnega dela za posamezne vrste obligacij (Denarne obveznosti, Obveznosti z več izpolnitvenimi ravnanji (predmeti) ter Obveznosti z več upniki in dolžniki) in sklepno še poglavji posebnega dela (Poroštvo ter Nakazilo (asignacija)).

The article is a review of the work “Obligations, the General Provisions: A Commentary on the General Provisions of the Obligations Code”, which was published this November. Dr. Nina Plavšak edited and authored the commentary, along with the co-authors prof. dr. Miha Juhart and prof. dr. Renato Vrenčur. As opposed to being conventionally divided based on the Code’s articles, the commentary’s texts have been arranged into consolidated sections of material, which follow the systematics of the Code’s general provisions. The volume in- cludes a comprehensive commentary on the Code’s general provisions—ranging from the prerequisites to formation of an obligational relationship, classified according to legal bases, to the various sets of legal facts, which cause the extinguishment of an obligation and those which cause changes to creditors and obligors. Following are chapters on the general provisions’ specific frameworks for certain types of obligations (Monetary obligations, Obligations with multiple performances (objects) and Obligations with multiple creditors and debtors), and finally, two chapters out of the Code’s specific contracts volume (Surety and Payment Order (Assignation)).

The New Commentary on the General Provisions of the Obligations Code