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Teismų praktika: importuotos prekės ar atliekos?

Dr. Gediminas Valantiejus Vyr. teisininkas, advokatas, Advokatų profesinė bendrija "iLAW"
spalio 03, 2020
Teismų praktika: importuotos prekės ar atliekos?

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Šiame straipsnyje aptariama, kokia tvarka bei laikantis kokių kriterijų importuotos prekės (transporto priemonės) gali būti pripažįstamos atliekomis bei privalomai perduodamos sunaikinti. Kartu yra analizuojama naujausia teismų praktika, kurioje buvo išaiškinta atliekų sąvoka ir jos elementai (kriterijai), sprendžiant ginčus dėl teisėtumo importuotojams teikiamų privalomųjų nurodymų perduoti prekes atliekų tvarkytojams, turintiems teisę tvarkyti tokias atliekas.

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