Land plot as an object of land and civil relations: questions of theory

Abstract

The land plot occupies a special place in the system of real estate objects, which is reflected in civil, administrative, land, environmental and other legislation. The study showed that, despite more than thirty years of history of land transformations, the legal regime of a land plot as a real estate object continues to be debatable, due to the persistence of a number of gaps and conflicts in land and civil legislation. The legal regime of a land plot differs from the public law regime of land as a natural object and natural resource, it is regulated, mainly, by the norms of civil legislation, with the establishment of a number of prohibitions and restrictions (in terms of turnover) enshrined in land and environmental legislation. The further development of the regulatory clarification of the legal regime of land plots every year will be increasingly influenced by the achievements of scientific and technological progress associated with an increase in the number of artificial land plots, as well as an increase in the number of energy facilities based on the use of various types of renewable energy sources