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3, of the Russian Code is certainly not a bright one. 1102-1108? ), both traditionally linked to invalidation on the grounds of violation of the interest of the state, as was possible under the Codes of 1922 and 1964, but abandoned in the Code of 1994. This kind of a rule might significantly endanger the position of the creditors of the guilty party, among whom are the innocent victims of the transaction. The Codes of 1922 and 1964 were—for all intents and purposes— blind to interests of creditors.
In Russia, this subject is regulated outside the Civil Code, which contains only patrimonial law. In The 3 Compare the contributions by Mr. S. ), Law Making, Law Finding and Law Shaping: Diverse Influences, The Clifford Chance Lectures, Vol. 2, Oxford 1997, 91-112. 14 W. Snijders Netherlands, family law is the subject of the first book of the code, while the general rules concerning patrimonial law are in the third book. But there are differences. First, the law of inheritance might be mentioned here.
The unexpectedly long time taken by this process enabled the drafters to introduce many renovations that mirrored changes in Dutch society and in the economy in the years between 1947 and 1992. But during this work, the tension between the urge for innovation and the need for continuity became a major issue, which led to a curious phenomenon. The courts, in their interpretation of the existing code, began to seek inspiration in the already-published drafts for the new code and its explanatory reports.