Šiame moksliniame darbe nagrinėjamas kito asmens reikalų tvarkymo be pavedimo institutas. Autorius analizuoja Austrijos, Vokietijos, Šveicarijos ir Lietuvos teisę, reglamentuojančią, kito asmens reikalų tvarkymą be pavedimo. Darbas pradedamas apžvelgiant nagrinėjamo instituto istorinę raidą. Pirmą kartą kito asmens reikalų tvarkymas be pavedimo buvo paminėtas ir panaudotas romėnų laikais. Tuomet šis institutas vadinosi lotyniškai negotiorum gestio ir buvo vienas iš prievolių atsiradimo pagrindų. Negotiorum gestio Romos laikais laikytas kvazisutartine prievole, tai yra, atsirasdavo tarsi iš sutarčių. Minėta prievolė atsirasdavo, kuomet asmuo tvarkydavo kito asmens reikalus pastarojo be pavedimo ar kitaip teisiškai neįgaliotas. Kito asmens reikalų tvarkymas be pavedimo šiais laikais tarptautiniu mastu vadinamas dar negotiorum gestio taip tarsi ir parodant, jog jis yra kildinamas iš romėnų teisės. Vėliau darbe nagrinėjama negotiorum gestio instituto raida Austrijoje, Lietuvoje, Vokietijoje, Šveicarijoje, tai yra, kuomet šiose šalyse atsirado nagrinėjamas teisinis institutas bei kaip jis pakito iki šių dienų. Galima pastebėti, jog kiekvienoje iš paminėtų šalių negotiorum gestio yra pakankamai savitas. Lietuvoje, Austrijoje ir Šveicarijoje kito asmens reikalų tvarkymo be pavedimo instituto taikymas yra gerokai siauresnis, nei Vokietijoje, tai yra taikomas tik tuomet, kada tarp asmens tvarkančio, kito asmens reikalus, asmens, kurio reikalai buvo tvarkomi, iškyla nesutarimai. Esant... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Summary Benevolent Intervention in Another’s Affair The author of this paper aims to analyze legal concept of benevolent intervention in another’s affair. Comparative study of many foreign countries is carried out covering legal systems of Austria, Germany, and Switzerland while comparing them with stipulation of this matter in Lithuanian legal system. The beginning of this legal concept can be found in Romanian times. It used to be called negotiorum gestio and was one of the grounds for inducing legal obligation. This obligation was considered as quasi-contract, which means that it emerged from a contract. This obligation emerged when an intervener acted without authorization or procurement. To describe this institute the name negotiorum gestio is often used to emphasize the Romanian origins of this legal concept. Author analyze the genesis of this institution in Austria, Germany, Switzerland as well as in Lithuania from the foundation of the legal concept of negotiorum gestio in the legal systems of fore mentioned countries to the later development until recent times. The substantial differences can be noticed in all legal systems analyzed within the scope of negotiorum gestio. Lithuania, Switzerland and Austria legal stipulation of this institution is narrow, while in Germany it is covered more extensively. The former group of countries considers negotiorum gestio applicable only in case of disagreement between intervener and principal. If the principal approves the... [to full text]

Thesis (doctoral)--Philipp-Universität zu Marburg.

Thesis (doctoral)--Faculté de Droit de Lyon.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Breslau.

Habilitationsschrift--Hamburg, 1965. / Includes bibliographical references.

Habilitationsschrift--Hamburg, 1965. / Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Erlangen.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Erlangen, 1936. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 3-4).

The present treatise deals with the subject of negotiorum gestio, or unauthorised administration of the affairs of another, as it is developed and been applied in South African law. As appears from the tittle hereof, it is not merely a description of the relevant aspects of negotiorum gestio as applied in modern South African practice, but an historical and comparative analysis of an institution which has its origin in classical Roman Law and has experienced fruitful development over a period of approximately two thousand years. In this regard the historical method of research has been applied, commencing with the Roman origins, continuing with the medieval and later development and concluding with relevant law as applied in South Africa up to the present day.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Marburg.