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Правосубъектность Муниципальных Образований Российской Федерации В Частных Отношениях

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  • Dinara Minnigulova
  • Minnigulova Dinara

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To determine legal limits of municipality's power in private relationsanalysis of legislationOn one hand Municipalities are entities of public law and take part in various types of relations, on the other hand municipalities act as a quasi-legal entity and enter into private legal relations , where they lost the essential public character, which leads to conflict of their legal regulation and creates problems for legal practice. This situation affects the jurisprudence, which causes a change in the current legislation in the direction of defining the limits of municipalities's public power in private legal relations area .

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  • Dinara Minnigulova & Minnigulova Dinara, 2014. "Правосубъектность Муниципальных Образований Российской Федерации В Частных Отношениях," 2nd International Conference on Energy, Regional Integration and Socio-Economic Development 7846, EcoMod.
    • Handle: RePEc:ekd:006666:7846
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