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CONSTITUTIONAL STATE Winner of the IV All-Ukrainian Contest of The ISSN 2411-2054 19 ‘ 2015 CONSTITUTIONAL STATE Winner of the IV All-Ukrainian contest of the best legal edition Scientific journal Published 2 times a year Founded in February 1999 Odessa Phoenix 2015 Establisher: 2 Odessa I.I. Mechnikov National University Editorial board: O.I. Mikolenko - Editor, V.I. Truba, B.S. Bachur, I.V. Venediktova, I.A. Dryshlyuk, L.M. Zilkovska, T.E. Kaganovska, I.S. Kanzafarova, L.O. Korchevna, A.T. Komzyuk, T.O. Kolomoets, O.L. Kopylenko, Z.V. Kuznetsova, L.A. Luts, R.S. Mel’nik, R.M. Minchenko, O.V. Priyeshkina, V.P. Plavych, S.V. Sayapin, R.Y. Sytdykova, T.V. Stepanova, R.O. Stefanchuk, E. Yaskernya Executive Secretary N.V. Ilieva Ukrainian, English, German and Russian Certificate of registration print media: Series KB № 16843-5605ПР від 20.07. 2010 Recommended for publication by the Academic Council Odessa I. I. Mechnikov National University (Protocol № 8 dated April, 21, 2015) Circulation 300 copies. Zam. № 1503-12 Editorial address: Ukraine, 65058, Odesa, Frantsuzskiy Boulevard, 24/26 Tel .: (048) 702-31-31 Published by the publishing house "Phoenix" 65009, Odesa, vul. Zooparkovaya, 25 Tel .: (048) 7777-591 (Certificate subject of publishing DK number 1044 from 17.09. 2002) The published materials reflect the position of the author, which may be different from the publisher. The responsibility for the authenticity of facts, statistics and other material is on the author or the person who provided the material. The reprinting of the material is possible in the presence of the permission of the publisher. Odessa I. I. Mechnikov National University, 2015 CONTENTS 3 150 YEARS ODESSA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY I.I. MECHNIKOVA PERSONS IN MEMORY OF ACADEMICIAN ANATOLY VASILIEV B.S. Bachur FORGOTTEN NAMES: ALEXANDER IVANOVICH ZAGOROVSKY (on the occasion of 150th anniversary of the Odessa (Novorossiysk) university) O.I. Mykolenko SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES OF A.S. VASILIEV THEORY AND HISTORY OF LAW AND STATE N.K. Kolibabchuk THE INFLUENCE OF JOIN-STOCK COMPANIES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF CREDIT POLICY OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY O.S. Melnychuk PERIPHERY IN THE MODERN UKRAINIAN STATE AND ITS LEGAL FORMALIZATION R.S. Prytchenko METHODOLOGY RESEARCH OF JUDICIAL PRACTICE T.V. Stepanova ABOUT THE CORRELATION OF THE ‘LEGAL STATUS’ NOTION AND RELATED CATEGORIES CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, MUNICIPAL LAW Z.V. Kyznetcova POLITICAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK MECHANISM TO IMPROVE THE CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE A.V. Levenets INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STANDARDS OF THE RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT А.M. Mkhitarian REGARDING THE DEFINITION OF «NATIONAL MINORITY» IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES S.V. Stepanov 4 NOVELS OF JUDICIAL REFORM OF UKRAINE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND PROCESS А.V. Маksimenko ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL STATUS OF GOVERNMENT MIGRATORY SERVICE OF UKRAINE K.M. Rudoy ISSUES OF THE DAY OF COUNTERACTION OF ORGANS OF INTERNAL COMMERCIAL LAW AND PROCESS O.M. Borshchevska PROCEDURAL TERMS WHEN VIEWING ACTS OF COMMERCIAL COURTS S.P. Buga ABOUT REFORM OF «UKRAINIAN RAILWAYS» V.P. Symonian ON THE CONCEPT OF THE CONCERT CONTRACT A.V. Smityukh ON THE LEGAL NATURE OF THE SHARE AT THE STATUTE CAPITAL OF THE COMMERCIAL COMPANY CIVIL LAW AND PROCESS, FAMILY LAW S.S. Draganov TERRITORIAL PRINCIPLE OF PATENT RIGHTS: A PRAGMATIC REASSESSMENT V.D. Zhuk PECULIARITIES OF INHERITANCE ESCHEAT UNDER THE CURRENT RUSSIAN LAW S.N. Kleymenova SERVICES AS OBJECTS OF OBLIGATION LEGAL RELATIONSHIPS LAND LAW, ENVIRONMENTAL LAW, LABOUR LAW D. M. Sytnikov FEATURES OF LEGAL REGULATION IN ECOLOGICAL SPHERE OF SOCIETY О.V. Tolkachenko CONCEPT OF THE MARINE RESOURCES V.I. Truba, O.M. Potopakhina 5 LEGAL NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT IN THE MARKET ECONOMY CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCESS O. D. Grin, O. I. Donchenko CRIMINAL LIABILITY AS A FORM OF LEGAL LIABILITY D.V. Nazarenko CO-OPERATION OF OPERATIVE SUBDIVISIONS OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS ORGANS WITH THE SPECIAL SUBDIVISIONS DURING LEADTHROUGH OF VISUAL SUPERVISION B.M. Orlovskiy HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF ERROR IN THE CIRCUMSTANCE, PRECLUDING CRIMINALITY OF ACT DEVELOPMENT IN UKRAINE D.M. Tolpygo FEATURES SURVEY PUBLIC INACCESSIBLE PLACES, HOME OR OTHER PROPERTY OF A PERSON INTERNATIONAL LAW, MARITIME LAW A.G. Allakhverdiev ENERGY SECURITY IN THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACHES AND CONCEPTS OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THEORY L.V. Valuіeva THE ISSUE OF FORMATION OF MANAGEMENT COMMERCIAL SEA PORT A. V. Kovban IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL NORMS OF WAR AS AN OBJECT OF GLOBAL RIGHTS LAW IN UKRAINE K.O. Maliarova ON THE QUESTION OF THE EXISTENCE OF A GENERAL CONTEXTUAL ELEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMES LIKE GENOCIDE A.N. Shevchenko ANALYSIS AND TENDENCIES OF THE POLISH-BELARUSSIAN RELATIONS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE XXI CENTURY STUDENT LIFE N.V. Ilieva EXCLUSIVE PRACTICAL PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS ELF 150 YEARS ODESSA NATIONAL UNIVERSITY I.I. MECHNIKOV 6 Odessa National University I.I. Mechnikov from the date of its establishment, 1 (13) in May 1865 takes a leading position in shaping the education system, the development of scientific research and culture in Ukraine. He is one of the oldest universities in Ukraine and actually determines the state and prospects of development of education, science and culture in the network of education in our country. ONU I.I. Mechnikov - the world famous university with a high international prestige in the world ranking is an honorable 48th place among the 75 best universities in the world. The history of higher education in southern Ukraine began in 1865 with the establishment of the Imperial University of Novorossiysk and its continued development is inextricably linked with the activities of ONU I.I. Mechnikov. The national impact ONU I.I. Mechnikov education is that much of the higher educational institutions in southern Ukraine on the basis of established university departments (Odessa State Medical University, Odessa State Economic University, Odessa National Academy of Law). Many wrote brilliant pages in the history of Ukraine and the world-famous university distinguished scholars: physiologist I.M. Sechenov - founder of the national physiology, first president of Ukraine, academician, microbiologist D.K. Zabolotny, academician, nerd V.I. Lipsky, biologist O.O. Kowalewski; physicist F.N. 7 Shvedov; physicist, founder of the Mathematics Department Novorossiysk Society of Naturalists M.O. Rozymiv, academician of the USSR, the founder of the world famous school of organic chemists M.D. Zelinski, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the USSR historian and archaeologist F.I. Uspenskyi, academician, member of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the founder of the Physical-Chemical Institute NAS of Ukraine O.V. Bogatsky, corresponding member of USSR, founder of the Odessa planetarium astronomer V.P. Tsesevych, mathematics M.G. Crane, O.I. Lyapunov and I.M. Zanchevskiy, famous historian M.E. Slabchenko; Grigorovich V.I., zoologist D.C. Tretyakov, a geologist O.N. Kryshtarovych, chemist L.V. Pisarzhevskii and many others. One of the brightest pages in the history of Odessa University scientists wrote biologist and Nobel laureate I.I. Mechnikov, who taught here over twenty five years. In connection with the era of reforms and experiments of Soviet power in higher education in Ukraine, was eliminated Novorossiysk University in 1920. Instead, new institutions: medical, physical, mathematical and humanitarian and social, transformed into the Institute of National Economy, Agriculture, Polytechnic. In 1930 the institute was reorganized and the economy, instead of 1930 created three other institutes of social education, vocational education and physical-chemical and mathematical. After the closure of universities in Ukraine recognized the experiment failed, and in 1933 became the Institute of Social Education Pedagogical Institute, and at the other two established Odessa State University. He had to train for higher and secondary specialized schools and secondary schools and care for the development of the Soviet school. The first rector even before the official opening of the University was appointed professor I.D. Sokolov. During the first 25 years of its existence the university had 145 faculty professors of theology, ordinary and extraordinary professors, associate professors, assistant professor, foreign teachers and lecturers. Currently, the rector of the Odessa National University I.I. Mechnikov is Doctor of Political Sciences, 8 Professor I.M. Koval. It should be noted that three of the six presidents of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine professors worked ONU II Mechnikov, academics D.C. Zabolotny, V.I. Lipsky, O.O. Bogomolets. Now ONU I.I. Mechnikov are 5 winners of state prizes, 15 distinguished educators and scientists and engineers. The main objective of the University - training of qualified personnel to meet the needs of different sectors of the economy and production specialists in education, science, art, economics, law, business and so on. The measures are aimed at achieving the goals set forth in the Charter of the University, approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. International recognition ONU I.I. Mechnikov as one of the leaders of the national education network is confirmed by the fact that nearly 40 prominent universities cooperate with the university under long-term contracts, including 5 projects TEMPUS-TACIS, numerous programs INTAS, know-how, SCOR and others. In ONU I.I. Mechnikov are 28 known scientific schools. 24 University scientists are members of 18 scientific and professional councils of Ukraine. Research focused in 30 research units, including 4 research institutes, 11 research centers, 14 research laboratories. In the past three years staff ONU II Mechnikov published about 8700 works. Among them - 116 books, 395 books, more than 2000 educational- methodical publications. In internationally recognized journals published more than 2,150 papers. Odessa National University I.I. Mechnikov is generally a leading higher education institution in the group of traditional universities, national, scientific and cultural center of Ukraine. 9 PERSONS IN MEMORY OF ACADEMICIAN ANATOLY S. VASILIEV Well-known lawyer Anatoly S. Vasiliev born with. Trinity Lyubashivka district of Odessa region.
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