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The Book Two of Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2001, and Law on Companies of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2004, provide property and non-property rights for shareholders. The law of the European Union is also still significantly influential in development of Lithuanian companies' law. At present the doctrine of companies' law is still developing in Lithuania and after a relatively recent enactment of mentioned laws, theorists and practitioners of Lithuanian law noticed newly developing tendencies in the doctrine of the companies' law of the Republic of Lithuania, which also include the alternation of possibilities of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights. These master theses aim at determination of how non-property rights of shareholders of Lithuanian companies are implemented at present, what factors influence the scope of implementation of these rights, what measures and means would help solving existing problems of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, and also in what extent Lithuanian law system secures the implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, what are theoretical and practical problems of implementation of these rights, possible ways and assumptions of their solution.

The Book Two of Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2001, and Law on Companies of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2004, provide property and non-property rights for shareholders. The law of the European Union is also still significantly influential in development of Lithuanian companies' law. At present the doctrine of companies' law is still developing in Lithuania and after a relatively recent enactment of mentioned laws, theorists and practitioners of Lithuanian law noticed newly developing tendencies in the doctrine of the companies' law of the Republic of Lithuania, which also include the alternation of possibilities of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights. These master theses aim at determination of how non-property rights of shareholders of Lithuanian companies are implemented at present, what factors influence the scope of implementation of these rights, what measures and means would help solving existing problems of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, and also in what extent Lithuanian law system secures the implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, what are theoretical and practical problems of implementation of these rights, possible ways and assumptions of their solution.

The Book Two of Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2001, and Law on Companies of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2004, provide property and non-property rights for shareholders. The law of the European Union is also still significantly influential in development of Lithuanian companies' law. At present the doctrine of companies' law is still developing in Lithuania and after a relatively recent enactment of mentioned laws, theorists and practitioners of Lithuanian law noticed newly developing tendencies in the doctrine of the companies' law of the Republic of Lithuania, which also include the alternation of possibilities of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights. These master theses aim at determination of how non-property rights of shareholders of Lithuanian companies are implemented at present, what factors influence the scope of implementation of these rights, what measures and means would help solving existing problems of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, and also in what extent Lithuanian law system secures the implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, what are theoretical and practical problems of implementation of these rights, possible ways and assumptions of their solution.

The Book Two of Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2001, and Law on Companies of the Republic of Lithuania, which came into force in 2004, provide property and non-property rights for shareholders. The law of the European Union is also still significantly influential in development of Lithuanian companies' law. At present the doctrine of companies' law is still developing in Lithuania and after a relatively recent enactment of mentioned laws, theorists and practitioners of Lithuanian law noticed newly developing tendencies in the doctrine of the companies' law of the Republic of Lithuania, which also include the alternation of possibilities of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights. These master theses aim at determination of how non-property rights of shareholders of Lithuanian companies are implemented at present, what factors influence the scope of implementation of these rights, what measures and means would help solving existing problems of implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, and also in what extent Lithuanian law system secures the implementation of shareholders' non-property rights, what are theoretical and practical problems of implementation of these rights, possible ways and assumptions of their solution.