Abstract

The article includes certain aspects of the manifestation of due diligence by participants in civil law when choosing a counterparty to enter into contractual legal relations. It is revealed that the concept of “due diligence” is used in various areas of legal activity. For the purposes of the article, the author reveals the content of due diligence in tax and civil law in the context of choosing a counterparty in contractual legal relations. Based on data from judicial practice and legislative regulation, due diligence standards are differentiated depending on type of person’s activity (entrepreneurial or not), as well as on the complexity, duration and significance of the planned subject of the transaction for a particular person.

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