Abstract
The article examines the procedural aspects of the participation of the state, its subjects and municipalities, state authorities and local governments, officials as a party in civil and arbitration proceedings. It is shown that in a number of cases public legal entities exercise power within the framework of private law relations. At the same time, the civil procedural and arbitration procedural forms do not contain special rules for the consideration of disputes with their participation as a party to the case or a third party. The forms of participation of public entities in civil and arbitration proceedings are differentiated based on the nature of their interest in the case.
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