Law of Obligations

The law of obligations is defined according to its meaning:

• The law of obligations as objective law
• The law of obligations as subjective law
• The law of obligations as a science

• Objective law of obligations — a body of legal rules that, applying the method of coordination, govern obligational relations;
• Subjective law of obligations — the right arising from a specific obligational relationship;
• The law of obligations as a science — a discipline that systematises and studies the norms governing obligational relations.

Our services

According to our clients’ needs, our law office offers you the most professional services in the field of the law of obligations:

• Drafting legal opinions;
• Preparing pre-contracts, contracts, contract annexes, statements and settlements for the client’s needs;
• Negotiating and concluding contracts (including with special protective clauses);
• Rescission and termination of contracts — sham contracts, excessive interest and penalties, contracts concluded under duress or intimidation, and the like;
• Benefits, penalties and interest for unfulfilled or imprecisely fulfilled contracts of any nature (whether concluded orally or in writing).