Abstract
The scientific article analyzes the main issues of the construction of interest on monetary obligations under modern conditions. The factors driving the dynamics of legal relations in which the construction of interest operates within the social environment and economic drivers are examined.
The author considers obligations and other legal relations from the perspective of their internal features, accounting for the specifics of interest and identifying particular traits and patterns of monetary obligations.
The article identifies the key social, economic, and legal issues surrounding the arising and termination of interest-related legal relations. The author determines the correlation between interest, inflationary losses, and other economic processes, including deflation.
The approaches of the Supreme Court to the application of Article 625 of the Civil Code of Ukraine were examined, particularly with regard to the accrual of annual interest and inflation losses.
The author substantiated the need to improve the methodology for calculating interest and inflation losses, particularly by taking deflationary processes into account and ensuring that their application complies with the general principles of civil law, foremost among them the principle of good faith.
Important elements of the general economic climate in which obligations operate are highlighted.
The article delineates the socio-demographic, economic, and technical-legal factors that exert an influence on legal relations, the challenges caused by them, and the outcomes of such impact.
How to Cite
In accordance with DSTU 8302:2015:
Печений О. Проценти за грошовими зобов’язаннями: розвиток конструкції. Цивілістична платформа. 2026. № 3 (10). С. 54-69. https://doi.org/10.69724/2786-8834-2026-10-3-54-69
According to the international style of APA:
Pecheniy, O. (2026) Interest on monetary obligations: development of the construction . С. P. Journal, 3 (10). https://doi.org/10.69724/2786-8834-2026-10-3-54-69 [in Ukrainian].
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