employee from 01.01.1923 until now
Ufa, Russian Federation
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The introduction of a single immovable complex into civil circulation has entailed a number of issues requiring additional discussion and regulation. In our opinion, the issue of the methods of its formation remains unresolved. Along with such methods of forming a single immovable complex as its creation on the basis of design documentation or by combining things into a single immovable complex, the law provides for another method of formation associated with the division of a single immovable complex. In this regard, questions arise in scientific theory and practice regarding the legal consequences of the division of a single immovable complex that are not regulated by law, entailing changes in the composition of its things. The article presents the author’s opinion on possible variable models of such consequences and on the advisability of recognizing a single immovable complex as a complex thing, which, in turn, will simplify its turnover.
single real estate complex, state registration of rights, unified state register of real estate, strengthening of rights, complex thing
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