Application Of Financial Sanctions By Economic Courts: A Comparative Legal Analysis
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Financial Sanctions, Judicial Fine, PenaltiesAbstract
This article provides a comparative legal analysis of the mechanisms for applying financial sanctions, judicial fines, penalties, and astrente by economic courts in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Russian Federation, and the Federal Republic of Germany. It examines the legislative basis and procedural procedures for the imposition and enforcement of financial sanctions, identifying their legal nature and practical application. Based on an analysis of current legislation and law enforcement practice, proposals are formulated for improving the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including the legislative codification of the institution of astrente
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