Studia Iuridica, nr 98

Numery z podtytułem "Miscellanea" poświęcone są różnym zagadnieniom i problemom prawa polskiego oraz międzynarodowego. Wśród artykułów znajdziemy również teksty dotyczące zjawisk, które czekają na uregulowania prawne, a także analizy z zakresu historii oraz filozofii prawa, etyki i praktyki zawodowej. Autorami są naukowcy oraz praktycy z Polski i z zagranicy. Publikacja na licencji Creative Commons Uznanie autorstwa 3.0 PL (CC BY 3.0 PL) (pełna treść wzorca dostępna pod adresem: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/pl/legalcode). ********* The issues with the subtitle "Miscellanea" are devoted to various topics and problems of Polish and international law. Among the articles, we will also find texts on matters awaiting legal regulation, as well as analyses of the history and philosophy of law, ethics and professional practice. The authors are researchers and practitioners from Poland and abroad. The publication is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Poland license (CC BY 3.0 PL) (full license available at: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode).

Cam-Duc Au, Martin Svoboda – Governmental influence on crypto assets in finance: A case study of German regulatory initiatives 7 Michał Biliński – Football Super League and the values of European sport. Critical analysis of the Opinion of the Advocate General in case C-333/21 19 Michal Blažek, Michal Smejkal – Public interest in the enforceability of labour law with an accent on the remuneration of dependent work 33 Damian Cyman – Public interest as a determinant of state influence on the financial market in the European Union 51 Damian Czudek – Public interest as a feature of public finance inspection 63 Magdalena Jaś-Nowopolska – Supply of electricity as a service of general economic interest in the time of rising energy prices 72 Anna Jurkowska- Zeidler – Public interest in the Banking System Regulation 84 Julia Lefèvre – The lawyer in the area of tension between the public interest-oriented administration of justice and freedom to exercise the profession, using the example of advisory assistance – A plea for the importance of legal fact-finding studies to obtain empirical data 93 Adam Niewiadomski – Public interest in spatial planning in rural areas 107 Andrzej Powałowski, Ewa Przeszło – Public interest in the social economy 118 Maximilian Roth – How the construction of wind turbines can be legislatively controlled on the basis of public interest – On the constitutionality of the Citizens’ and Municipalities’ Participation Act in wind farms in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and on the concept of ‘overriding public interest’ 129 Carsten Schirrmacher – Creditors’ satisfaction, fair distribution, or avoiding the struggle for survival – which public interests is corporate insolvency law supposed to serve? 145 Johan Schweigl – On the concept of financial stability in the public interest 159 Eva-Maria Thierjung – The legal concept of ‘(overriding) public interest’ as an indicator for changing premises in German energy law with references to the European level focusing on recent developments 169 Anna Trela, Eryk Kosiński – Right to make a mistake by entrepreneurs in the context of public interest 184 Hanna Wolska – Order for the continuation of economic activity by an energy company in the social interest 199