Abstract
The paper examines the issue of the grounds for the representation of state interests by the prosecutor in the field of land relations. Given the ambiguous law enforcement practice, the current decisions of the Court of Cassation are investigated in order to form a unified law enforcement approach to issues that are not specified in the legislation.
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