UNJUST ENRICHMENT
Unjustly enriched acquirer must return preserved property to victim under Article 953.
Unjustly enriched acquirer must return preserved property to victim under Article 953.
The Constitution is the supreme law of any state, defining the foundations of its political, legal, and social system.
Domestic violence in modern society represents a complex socio-legal phenomenon encompassing physical, psychological, economic, and sexual abuse inflicted upon family or household members.
On February 11, 2026, the Head of State signed a decree scheduling a national referendum for March 15, 2026, on the adoption of a new Constitution for the country.
The mid-1990s were an era of fundamental state transformation for Kazakhstan.
Summary proceedings introduced into Kazakh criminal procedure on December 13, 1997.
Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov signed a resolution approving the Government's Action Plan to explain the provisions of the new Constitution.
World Justice Project: Kazakhstan outperformed many in protecting citizens' constitutional rights.
The President signed the Law on Administrative Justice, Rulemaking, and Legal Assistance.
Housing disputes are conflicts arising from the exercise of housing rights and obligations by parties to legal relationships.
In the Republic of Kazakhstan, certain categories of individuals possess privileges and immunities, which affect the procedure for bringing them to administrative liability.
President signed Law No. 241 of December 17, 2025, amending administrative justice legislation.
Amid constitutional reforms, public control in Kazakhstan is evolving from declarative to a genuine instrument of citizen influence on governance.
Electronic administrative acts increase efficiency but complicate jurisdiction of disputes.