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In the editorial board of journal Pravnik, we strive to ensure that different areas of law are represented in individual issues of the magazine, while at the same time, the criteria for publication in an individual issue is also the topicality of the discussed topic.

Number 9-10/2016

Animal in Private Law

An animal is a living creature and recently some civil codes treated it as a special legal object differing from things. Nevertheless, animals are object of the property and to them shall apply mutatis mutandis common rules for things, unless otherwise provided by law.
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Number 7-8/2021

The University of Ljubljana Ranks 69th in the World on the Times’ Legal Studies Ranking

There are a large number of different institutions in the world that carry out the comparison of universities and, within these classifications, also the clas- sification by fields of study. Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), Times Higher Ed- ucation (THE) and the Shanghai Ranking (the Academic Ranking of World Universities; ARWU) are generally listed as the three most recognised and reputable ranking systems. High ranking is very important for universities. Especially for those who offer paid programmes and compete with each other for students. It is no surprise, then, that American and English universities mostly top all of the charts. The high ranking is a sign of excellence and quality, which universities emphasise and constantly strive to improve, thus attract- ing domestic and international students. According to the Times’ legal studies ranking in 2022, the University of Ljubljana ranks 69th in the world. A ranking that is more than excellent.

Key words: Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), Times Higher Education (THE), Shanghai Scale, the Academic Ranking of World Universities, ARWU, Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana, quality, law, study.

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Number 5-6/2024

Nullity and Limitation of Claims Based on Unjust Enrichment

The author addresses the issue of limitation of a claim for unjust enrichment
arising from the nullity of a contract. The law provides that claims of nullity
are not subject to a limitation period. This rule should apply only to the performance
of contractual obligations and it should not be extended to claims for
unjust enrichment. These claims are subject to limitations according to settled
case law. Two pertinent conclusions emerge. Firstly, the decision to pursue a
claim for unjust enrichment remains at the discretion of the contracting party.
However, this uncertainty as to whether to assert the claim should not persist
indefinitely. Therefore, it is proposed that the claim for unjust enrichment be
subject to a limitation period. This period should commence from the moment
the contracting party becomes aware, or ought to have been aware, that
the contract was void and that they possessed a claim. Secondly, nullity does
not justify any benefits for either party involved in a void contract. All benefits
should be returned, and the party returning the benefit must, in turn, have a
claim for the restitution of any contributions it has made.


Key words: nullity, limitation, unjust enrichment, credit agreement, unfair
contract terms.
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Number 7-8/2024

In the Memory of Our Marko…

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of Law Societies of Slovenia, Miha Juhart, PhD, at the mourning session
for Marko Ilešič, PhD, organised by the Faculty of Law of the University
of Ljubljana and the Association of Law Societies of Slovenia at the Faculty of
Law of the University of Ljubljana, on 28 June 2024. Marko Ilešič, PhD, was
born in 1947, and was an outstanding lawyer, a Human with a capital "H”, a
polyglot, and a sports enthusiast, particularly of football. He arguably left his
greatest mark in his career as a judge of the Court of Justice of the European
Union, where he served from 2004 until his untimely death. In the obituary,
the author outlines some of the career achievements of the late Marko Ilešič,
PhD, as well as his reputation among colleagues in law, sports, and beyond. As
noted, Marko will be greatly missed by many.


Key words: Marko Ilešič, obituary, judge, law, Court of the European Union,
EU, football, sport.
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