Abstract
the article is devoted to the review of judicial practice on disputes related to the protection of corporate rights of business entities participants when making decisions at general meetings with no required number of votes. The subject of the study is the issues of overcoming the current stalemate situations of the impossibility for the general meeting to make decisions essential for the entity in the conditions when there are no facts of abuse of right by the participants. The analysis of the available judicial practice concerning the specified issues is made. The generalization of the most frequent issues in the resolution of such disputes is given. Based on the results of the analysis it was concluded that it is necessary to formalize certain legal norms aimed at establishing a uniform approach.
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