Specifics of Consideration and Resolution of Disputes Regarding Property Rights in Civil and Commercial Proceedings

Student: Sinkevich Dmitriy

Educational Programme: Jurisprudence (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2017

In this paper author analyzes the system of proprietary remedies and mechanism of its application in Russian courts. Special focus will be on compulsory demand. Author in details analyzed grounds for filing of compulsory demand, scope of facts to be proved by the claimant and list of potential objections, which may be raised by the respondent. Moreover, author analyzed the concept of good-faith purchase and prospective of the claim against such buyer. This paper is principally based on practical research of judicial practice, primary of higher courts of the Russian Federation. Theoretical foundation of the paper includes works of Russian civil law and civil procedure law scholars.

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