The Right to Derivative Action in the Former Soviet Republics

Focusing on the internal regulation of a particular legal institution often does not allow us to abstract from the immediate local needs and look [email protected] at the problem more abstractly, which leads to a blurred view, repeated dis cussions of the same problems without any progress towards their solution. One of the ways to overcome this situation is to turn to other legal systems. With regard to indirect claims, researchers mainly refer to the experience of the United States, to a lesser extent, Western European countries, while the doctrine, legislation and practice of the former Soviet republics are almost not studied, where, despite the obvious parallels in some cases, the regula tion of the right to indirect action has its own national specifics, which is of considerable interest.