Mongolian Judicial and Legal Studies

Published by Judicial Training, Research and Information Academy, of the Supreme Court of Mongolia

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2026 №1 (115)

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Published: 2026-06-26

Articles

The implementation of provision 54.1.3, artice 54 of the law on administrative court procedure: an analysis based on land dispute case law

Margad Zorigt

6-23
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Apparent authority: a comparative study with the Republic of Korea

Ariuntes Bayarbold

24-46
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Theoretical concept of administrative discretion in Mongolian administrative law

Enkhsaikhan Lutsukh

47-67
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Some reflections on post-contractual non-compete obligation of employee in commercial law: Mongolian Supreme court decision, oct 20, 2020 no.00707 and draft commercial code

Purevbaatar Renbaa

68-96
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The conditions of use of artificial intelligence and digital technologies in judicial operations in certain foreign countries

Zayadelger Sodnomtseren

97-116
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Issues in improving legal regulation the crime of genocide

Altangerel Batkhuyag

117-142
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Constitutionally Guaranteed Inviolable Human Rights of Judicial Proceedings of Mongolia and the United States

Ganzorig Gombosuren, Derrik Vatson

143-159
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The Development of Pre-Trial Conferences In Japanese Civil Procedure Law: Best Experiences

Erkhbilguun Erdenebaatar

160-182
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Legal reform issues of tax incentive policy in Mongolia

Nyamsuren Munkh-Erdene

183-190
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Tax policy, regulatory failures, and SME bankruptcy

Ariuntungalag Khurelbaatar

191-197
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Research reports

Public Interest Litigation: A Comparative Study

199-261
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A Brief Study on Justification of the Indictment

262-279
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Case study

Proposal

The Proposal Alleging that Draft of Family Act /New Edition/

318-321
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The Proposal Alleging that Draft of Family Procedure Act /New Edition/

322-328
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