The term “public” contract is a term in Slovene terminology that is not officially substantiated and prescribed. Although the term is commonly used to collectively refer to procurement contracts and public concessions, it may, based on the elements of public contracts, include some other contracts as well. Public contracts are contracts that are concluded between the state and an individual with the aim of realizing the public interest and meeting the needs of the wider society. The purpose of the diploma thesis was based on thoroughly presenting public contracts and defining the possible differences between public contracts and the principle of publicity of contracts and the application of the public contract institute in the case of marriage in Slovenia. The purpose is in a broader understanding of public contracts than is now understood. In the theoretical part, the written or descriptive method was used, using national and foreign literature. The source of the summary is the collection of literature and information. In the research part, the thesis opted for the possibility of the difference between public contracts and the principle of publicity of contracts, where it is established that the principle of publicity is present and an important part of every public contract. The problem also opts for the establishment of marriages as a form of public contracts, taking place in successive steps. We established that the principle of publicity is not present in the marriage. Based on the findings, public contracts can be understood more broadly than the above-mentioned procurement contracts and public concessions as they are now understood.
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