Vladimir Bukovsky
Vladimir Bukovsky (6th/18th of August 1867, Saint-Petersburg, Russian Empire – 8th of July 1937, Riga, Republic of Latvia) – professor, one of the participants in the process of the development of the Articles of Association of Civil law (adopted in 1937).
V. Bukovsky graduated from Saint-Petersburg Emperial University with the a candidate's degree in law. A young lawyer was working at the Saint-Petersburg Court Chambers and Civil Department. In 1902 he was appointed a member of Mitau (Jelgava) Regional Court, later he was promoted to the position of a member of Riga Regional Court till the evacuation from Riga during the I World War. In indeprndent Latvia V. Bukovsky was invited to work at the Committee of the Ministry of Justice to develop the Articles of Association of Civil law, which was adopted in 1937.
V. Bukovsky defended the thesis for doctoral degree in the field of law in 1931.
In 1934 V. Bukovsky was elected as a member of the Civil departament of the Senate.
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