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PROTECTION OF THIRD<br />
PERSONS’ INTERESTS IN<br />
REPRESENTATION<br />
(ACCORDING TO THE CIVIL<br />
CODES OF GEORGIA AND<br />
GERMANY)<br />
TATA ERKVANIA<br />
Tbilisi State University – Master studies at the law faculty,<br />
Coordinator at the National Centre of Education Quality Development,<br />
Education Recognition Division<br />
Article represents the updated version of the dissertation thesis prepared at<br />
the Tbilisi State University law faculty in September 2011, title of the work:<br />
Protection of third Persons’ Interests in Representation (according to the civil<br />
codes of Germany and Georgia), supervisor Davit Kereselidze, evaluation: very<br />
good (written part). Based on the principle of freedom of signing an agreement,<br />
for the party involved in representation relation, it is important, to know the name<br />
of contrahent. Interest to know the name of contrahent becomes important from<br />
the moment of representation relations. Relevant norms regulating representation<br />
relations in Georgian Civil Code contain shortcomings, that need to be addressed.<br />
Article provides an overview on the provisions and practice of Germany in regard<br />
with the third persons representation and contrahents. Taking into consideration<br />
relevant Georgian legislation and as a sum up provides an overview of survey<br />
results.<br />
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