Legal Regulation of the State-Owned Real Estate Disposal

Abstract

The paper discusses the problems associated with the state-owned real estate disposal. Two groups of objects that have the features of disposition and disposal are distinguished: objects whose disposition and disposal occur in a general manner after removal of their special status (cultural heritage objects, protective structures), and objects whose disposition and disposal are regulated by special legislation in connection with the special purpose of such objects (housing, subsoil use, water transport). Features of the disposal of such facilities, in particular the need to remove special status prior to the disposal of the facilities, are considered. The problem of registration of rights to land plots under objects that are subject to demolition or are virtually absent is considered. It is concluded that it is necessary to improve the legislation regarding the disposal of facilities, including the development of a procedure for the sale of materials resulting from the demolition of capital construction facilities.