Abstract
The article deals with the consequences of concluding a lease agreement for a state-owned land plot by an unauthorised person, including the issue of the agreement validity, establishing the correct amount of rent, recalculating rent for the previous period of use, and the relationship between public entities regarding the paid rent. In this situation, civil law relations are complicated by a public element. Considering this, the analysis is given taking into account the principles for determining the rent for state-owned land plots, as well as reductions of payment and other regulations that restricts the right of the parties to independently determine the amount of rent. Some procedural aspects and difficulties of settlement of such disputes are also considered.
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