Abstract
The article analyzes the legal problems of renting property for state and municipal needs. The authors analyze the wording of the legal definition of the state contract, in particular, the mention in it, as a subject, of property lease. Conclusions are drawn about the need to amend the regulations governing the purchase of goods, works and services for state and municipal needs.
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