Abstract
The article reviews the peculiarities of legal capacity of natural persons in international private law relations and the conflict of laws issues concerning the conditions of deprivation of legal capacity on the territory of different countries. The basic collision bindings that enable to determine the law to be applied and the collisions related to the interpretation and application of the relevant rules. The main problems arising in this area, which may serve as grounds for bypassing the law or not applying the rules, are analysed. In the article there is a comparative legal analysis of international normative legal acts and national legal acts that regulate the relations connected with the recognition of legal capacity of a citizen on the territory of different states (Estonia, Germany, Hungary and others are given as an example), and also considered the order of deprivation of legal capacity of citizens in the Russian Federation and foreign countries, , identified gaps and proposed ways to solve the identified problems, which are based on the fundamental principles of international private legal relations, such as providing foreigners with certain special regimes related to the empowerment of them with rights and obligations similar to the rights and obligations of citizens of the Russian Federation. Actions directed at convergence of legislation are seen as the most reasonable and affordable way to solve the problem.
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