THE SIMPLE PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT IN ACTIVITY OF PEASANT FARMS AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS

The concept and the main signs of the simple partnership agreement as the forms of the organization and conducting joint activity of peasant farms and other agricultural producers are examined in the article. At the same time, the main relevant theoretical and practical problems are selected; their essence and need of elimination is designated. Positions of certain outstanding scientists‑lawyers are examined and analyzed, contrastive analysis is carried out, and positive and negative lines of such positions are selected. The contents of the regulations causing reform of the Russian liability law are the basis of the article. The review of provisions of science of the civil law and the law‑enforcement practice is carried out; their new trends are revealed. The thesis expresses incompleteness of reforming of liability law of Russia. Signs of the simple partnership agreement as organizing transaction are selected. Controversial issues of the modern contract law concerning regulation of the relations connected with the conclusion, execution, change and cancellation of the simple partnership agreement are considered Opportunities and validity of recognition of a simple partnership of agricultural producers are determined by the subject of agricultural activity, an agricultural producer. The relevant points of view on the legal nature, constitutive signs of the simple partnership agreement are considered, following the results of the author’s position is formulated. The conclusion about need of a solution of the designated problems with the purpose of further improvement of the legislation for the considered sphere is drawn.

agricultural producer, transaction, contract, obligation, legal nature, organizing legal relationship, simple partnership agreement, simple association, contract on joint activity, organizing contract, organizing activity, will.

Kolieva A. E. The simple partnership agreement in activity of peasant farms and other agricultural producers // Business. Education. Law. 2019. No. 1 (46). Pp. 367–371. DOI: 10.25683/VOLBI.2019.46.121.