Lease ofresidential and non-residential premises

More about the book

The book explores the complexities of classifying immovable property within civil doctrine, emphasizing the state's role in designating certain objects as such. It proposes a comprehensive set of criteria for classification, including the object's connection to land, functional independence, and long-term use. The author highlights the lack of consensus among scholars regarding non-residential premises and argues for a revision of article 130 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation to clarify the criteria for classifying property as immovable.