Статья 'Некоторые проблемы в разграничении подведомственности споров между судами общей юрисдикции и конституционными (уставными) судами субъектов РФ и пути их разрешения' - журнал 'Право и политика' - NotaBene.ru
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Некоторые проблемы в разграничении подведомственности споров между судами общей юрисдикции и конституционными (уставными) судами субъектов РФ и пути их разрешения

kozhevnikov Oleg aleksandrovich

Doctor of Law

Head of Legal Support of the Legal Department, Yekaterinburg Municipal Administration

620131, Russia, g. Ekaterinburg, ul. Metallurgov, 52, kv. 21

kojevnikov@ekadm.ru
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Article was published in rubric "Question at hand"

DOI:

10.7256/2454-0706.2012.5.5769

Received:

17-04-2012

Published:

1-5-2012

References
Opredelenie Konstitucionnogo Suda RF ot 07.10.2005 N 342-O

"Po zaprosu Gosudarstvennogo Sobraniya - Kurultaya Respubliki Bashkortostan o proverke konstitucionnosti punkta 1 stat'i 4 Federal'nogo zakona "Ob advokatskoy deyatel'nosti i advokature v Rossiyskoy Federacii" // CPS Konsul'tant Plyus


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