
The purpose of this article is to analyze the legal nature of a consortium. Due to the unnamed nature of this economic agreement, its essence – both in light of substantive and procedural law – is questionable. The article will cite the former jurisprudence of the
Supreme Court and common courts, in which the consortium was qualified as a civil partnership. Nevertheless, this thesis will be challenged. This is because there is no basis for the conclusion that a consortium in principle constitutes a civil partnership. The
final qualification of the consortium agreement requires an analysis of its essence, and while it is not excluded to consider it as a civil partnership, nevertheless it will be rather an exceptional situation.
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