Civil-legal regulation of tenancy relations. Summary of the thesis of doctor of law

Abstract

The relevance and importance of the addressed topic. The accelerated development of all areas of life, and with it, and of the law as a whole, the need to modemize the legal-civil norms, especially those that regulate housing relations, has always had a special place. Moreover, the everyday needs of individuals, particularly those related to the use of certain goods, often cannot be met except by resorting to using someone else’s property for a fee, a situation that connects the interested parties through a contract called a lease. Thus, the need to rent a home for oneself or family, does not target a specific category of subjects or States, it exists both in high-level developing and developing or poorly developed countries. Therefore, the need to capitalize on the state patrimony in the part of unused goods for various reasons is becoming more and more pronounced. However, this process has only to generate advantages, both for the owner (whether it is the state or the administrative-territorial units), and for those who will use these goods in their economic activity in the form of the provision of Services in these rooms, production or trade.