Legal problems of involvement in the turnover of abandoned land plots provided for gardening
The author identifies the problems of existing legal regulation that prevent the involvement in the turnover of abandoned land plots provided to citizens for gardening. In particular, difficulties in acquiring such plots by interested citizens are due to the fact that, firstly, state authorities and local governments, in fact, have no interest in identifying such plots and their rightholders, and secondly, there are no norms in the legislation directly regulating the termination of rights to such plots. In this regard, the issue of the essence of the land and legal liability of the right holders of abandoned land plots is also raised, and solutions to these problems and ways to improve legislation are proposed.