STUDIES OF THE DOCTRINE IN THE PERIOD BEFORE 1917 IN RUSSIAN LEGAL SCIENCE
The study of legal doctrine in the context of the doctrine as the forms and sources of law before 1917 in Russian legal science was quite active in the publications of V. Khvostov, G. F. Pukhta, S. A. Muromtsev, Yu.S. Gambarov, D. Grimm, and L. I. Petrazhitsky studied the doctrine occupied a prominent place and had methodological significance. Petrazhitsky presented and justified the original legal forms of a doctrinal nature: the right of unilateral promises and program law. Ya. M. Maga-ziner discovered the phenomenon of “non-law” and introduced a new definition into legal circulation. The right of experts was investigated during the specified period. Based on the analysis of these works of pre-revolutionary jurists, the author of the article concluded the great importance and possibility of developing a significant part of their developments in modern legal science.