The author of the article presents the term and characteristics of default interests and explains the difference between default interests and contract interests, contract penalties and the system of determination of default interests. The article also explains the possibility of contracting the rate of default interests, the method of their calculation and the principal prohibition of converting the calculated interests into the capital amount (anatocysm).
Canon Law is an ecclesiastical law which contains the rules regarding the spiritual, sacramental and social life of the Church and its members. All the churches have their church law, but this article deals with the canon law of the Catholic Church. In the development of the canon law the important differences between the Western and Eastern Churches appeared in the 11th century after the Great Church Division. Since then the canon law of the Catholic Church has been developing. The valid Code of Canon Law was passed on 25 January 1983 and became effective on 27 November 1983. The Code consists of 1752 Canons and is divided into seven books: Book I (General Norms - Can. 1 to 203); Book II (The People of God – Can. 204 to 746); Book III (The Teaching Function of the Church – Can. 747 to 833); Book IV (Function of the Church – Can. 834 to 1253); Book V (The Temporal Goods of the Church - Can. 1254 to 1310); Book VI (Sanctions in the Church - Can. 1311 to 1399); Book VII (Processes – Can. 1400 do 1752).
A businesss entity needs to obtain the receipt on the minimum technical conditions for economic activities in order to start performing the registered activities. In most cases such activities comprise commerce, catering and construction. In construction business the procedures of obtaining all the documents from the authorities usually last for a long period of time, frequently longer than the deadlines determined by the specific rules of decision making in the particular field of business. The consequence of such a situation is giving up and cancellation of the procedures, which results in illegal performance of activities, increased unemployment rate and endangered subsistence of the employees if the permission for performance of the activities has not been obtained.