The 112th issue of the “Mongolian Court and Legal Studies” journal, published quarterly by the Judicial Academy, has been released for the second quarter of 2025. This issue features a diverse range of scholarly articles and reports addressing contemporary legal issues and judicial practices.

Included in this edition are the following contributions:

• B. Hongorzul, Lecturer at the School of Law, Hitotsubashi University, Japan, presents an article titled “Dissolution of Marriage and Compensation for Emotional Damage Caused by Extramarital Affairs: Legal Regulations and Judicial Practice in Japan.”

• B. Odgerel, Senior Expert at the Intellectual Property Office, contributes “Patent Dispute Resolution System in Mongolia.”

• A. Bodibileg offers a detailed analysis on “Conflict of Interests of Shareholders and the Fiduciary Duty of Shareholders.”

• A. Nemuulen and B. Tuya co-author “Analysis of Judicial Practice Related to Inheritance of Ownership Rights to Real Estate.”

Furthermore, the Judicial Academy presents several reports, including:

• “Study on Dismissal of Criminal Cases Related to Minors”

• “Types of Disputes under the Jurisdiction of Family and Children’s Courts: A Comparative Study”

• “Whether the Stealing of Other People’s Property from a Passenger Transport Vehicle Constitutes a Type of Entry”

• “Conclusions on Court Decisions Related to the Calculation of Overtime Pay for Long-Shift Workers: An Analytical Review”

The journal is accessible in print at the libraries of the Supreme Court, the General Council of the Judiciary, the National Institute of Law, and law universities. It is also available electronically via the Judicial Academy’s official websites: jtrii.mn and legaldata.mn

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