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Legal Aspect
of Classification of
Customs Regimes
IA KHARAZI
Full Professor, Head of the Program Direction
Legal Faculty at Aviation University of Georgia
NATO UERTASHVILI
Master’s Degree,
Georgina-Britain University of International Law and Governance
TEMUR GERGEDAVA
Master’s Degree, Legal Faculty at Gr. Robakidze University
The customs regimes may be classified according to several features out of
which some are expounded in scientific papers, or scientific and practical
papers, and still some of them are classified for the first time by authors. As
it is properly mentioned in the literature, separating the customs regimes in
groups or dividing them into types have a legal importance first and foremost
for the customs regulation mechanism, for clarifying their roles and for a
comprehensive study of various aspects of the legal regulations thereof.
As a rule, the classification means systemization of solid knowledge. As the
science of logic explains the classification is a way of dividing concepts.
Besides, it is important to observe the rules of classification when making
the classification.
Firstly, we consider that the classification should be made according to each
basis. Failure to observe this rule led to making other mistakes in the
classification. The basis refers to a feature of concept according to which the
latter is assigned to a relevant group (a classification member). In the given
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