Abstract
The article deals with the problem of determining applicable methods and procedural forms for protecting the rights and legitimate interests of residents of the Arctic zone. It is concluded that the residents of the Arctic enter into both private and public law relations. The public law nature of disputed material legal relations is determined by the participation of public authorities in them, as well as the management company as an entity exercising public powers in relation to residents of the Arctic zone. Private law disputes involving Arctic residents can be referred to arbitration courts (arbitration). It is proposed to provide for the mandatory participation of the prosecutor in cases of a public law nature with the participation of residents of the Arctic. It is expedient to establish a mandatory pre-trial procedure for settling disputes involving residents of the Arctic.
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