of October 27, 2006 No. 11
About some questions of use of subsidiary responsibility
For the purpose of ensuring the correct and uniform application of the legislation by economic courts of the Republic of Belarus in case of the dispute resolution about debt collection according to the procedure of subsidiary responsibility the Plenum of Supreme Economic Court of the Republic of Belarus, being guided by articles 14-16 of the Law of the Republic of Belarus of December 9, 1998 "About economic courts in the Republic of Belarus" (Vedamasts? Natsyyanalnaga to descent Respubl? to? Belarus, 1999, No. 2, St.
32), decides to give to economic courts of the Republic of Belarus (further - economic courts) the following explanations.
1. Subsidiary responsibility is special type of civil responsibility in case of which on person bearing subsidiary responsibility (further - the subsidiary debtor) according to the legislation or conditions of the obligation, in case of refusal the primary debtor from satisfaction of the requirement of the creditor, including in view of insufficiency or lack of property, or not direction to the creditor in reasonable time of the answer to the imposed requirement, the obligation on execution of the requirement of the creditor to the primary debtor is assigned.
Disclaimer! This text was translated by AI translator and is not a valid juridical document. No warranty. No claim. More info
Search in text CTRL-F
If you are guest on our site, you will work in Demo mode. In Demo mode you can see only first page of each document.
With full access you can
Database include more 65000 documents. You can find needed documents using search system.
For effective work you can mix any on documents parameters: country, documents type, date range, teams or tags.
More about search system
If you cannot find the required document, or you do not know where to begin, go to Help section.
In this section, we’ve tried to describe in detail the features and capabilities of the system, as well as the most effective techniques for working with the database.
You also may open the section Frequently asked questions.
This section provides answers to questions set by users.
The document ceased to be valid since October 24, 2024 according to Item 2 of the Resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Belarus of October 24, 2024 No. 7