Abstract
The central point of this article is that the civil law procedures established by legislation to control the relations arising from rental agreements hold no socioeconomic value for the parties involved when considered in isolation from their activities. It highlights the need to understand the mechanism behind the use of civil law measures in rental agreements. Here, an attempt was made to shed light on how rental agreements are managed by civil law. Within the scope of the study, the impact of the form of the rental agreement on its fulfillment and certain aspects related to its conclusion were analyzed.
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