Abstract
This article examines the primary challenges associated with the legal regulation of placement of energy facilities on land and land plots owned by the state or municipality without providing land plots and establishing easements or public easements. This paper considers the legal institution in question as a legal regime for permitting the use of lands and land plots by persons subject to the limitation of the rights of the owner. It notes that the possibility of its use implies a mixed legal nature, since the expression of the user’s will is supported by the need to issue an act by an authorized body (permit). The author of this article concludes that the issue of charging fees for the use of land and land plots should be legislatively regulated in accordance with Chapter V.6 of the Land Code of the Russian Federation. This rule would ensure uniformity in the regulation of the legal relations under consideration.
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