Article 8. The Grounds for the Arising of the Civil Rights and Duties

1. The civil rights and duties shall arise from the grounds, stipulated by the law and by the other legal acts, as well as from the actions of the citizens and of the legal entities, which, though not stipulated by the law or by such acts, still generate, by force of the general principles and of the meaning of the civil legislation, the civil rights and duties. In conformity with this, the civil rights and duties shall arise:

1) from the law-stipulated contracts and other deals, and also from the contracts and other deals, which, though not stipulated by the law, are not in contradiction with it;

1.1) from decisions of meetings where it is provided for by law;

2) from the acts of the state bodies and of the local self-government bodies, which are stipulated by the law as the grounds for the arising of the civil rights and duties;

3) from the court ruling, which has established the civil rights and duties;

4) as a result of the acquisition of property on the grounds, admitted by the law;

5) as a result of creating the works of science, literature and art, of making inventions and producing other results of the intellectual activity;

6) as a result of inflicting damage to another person;

7) as a consequence of an unjust enrichment;

8) because of other actions performed by the citizens and the legal entities;

9) as a result of the events, with which the law or the other legal act connects the arising of the civil legislation consequences.