Impact of illegal orders on the Ukrainian banking system: a constitutional analysis

Author:

Naturkach Ruslan1ORCID,Lankevych Andriy2ORCID,Bysaha Yurii Y.2ORCID,Bysaha Yurii M.2ORCID,Prodan Viktoriia2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Gabinete de la administración estatal regional de Zakarpatia - administración militar, Ukraine.

2. Uzhhorod National University, Ukraine.

Abstract

This article examines illegal orders and orders in the field of the banking system from the point of view of constitutional law. The study includes a review of constitutional norms and principles related to banking, analysis of specific cases of issuance of illegal orders, as well as study of mechanisms for protecting the rights of subjects of banking relations. The purpose of the article is to analyze illegal orders and orders in the banking system in the context of constitutional rights and freedoms. The methodology of the article includes such methods as: analysis method, historical-legal method, comparative method, logical method. As a result of the study, it was concluded that the Constitution of Ukraine enshrines basic rights and freedoms that directly affect the functioning of the banking system. In particular, this is the right to property, entrepreneurial activity, and the right to legal protection. The study showed that these constitutional guarantees are key to protecting the rights of subjects of banking relations from illegal orders and orders. The results of the study emphasize the need to improve the legal regulation of banking activity in Ukraine, in particular by eliminating existing shortcomings in the legislative framework and strengthening the mechanisms for protecting the rights of subjects of banking relations. The implementation of the proposed recommendations will contribute to ensuring legality and law and order in the banking sector and increasing trust in the banking system of Ukraine.

Publisher

Amazonia Investiga

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