Abstract
The article provides a detailed analysis of the legal nature of compulsory purchase of property for state and municipal needs as a form of lawful restriction of legal capacity. The author focuses on the analysis of the fundamental concepts and principles underlying this phenomenon. The specific features of applying the mechanism of state coercion to a private owner for the purpose of satisfying public interests are considered. Positions of foreign and international judicial bodies and researchers recognizing the fact of restriction of legal capacity of individuals and legal entities in case of forced termination of their property rights in the interests of the state are presented.
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