Abstract
The article deals with civil law aspects of territorial public self-government (hereinafter - TPSG) in terms of economy’s digitization. The authors show the private law specificity of territorial public self-government, give the classification and characterize civil aspects of activity of bodies of territorial public self-government. The problems of the work of the structures of territorial public self-government in the indicated conditions are identified and the amendments to regulatory legal acts are suggested that contribute to the solution of the mentioned problems.
Highlights
A number of scientific publications are devoted to the research of territorial public self-government (TPSG), but insufficient attention has been paid to the analysis of civil law aspects of territorial public self-government (TPSG)
The following conclusions can be drawn: Firstly, territorial public self-government is an essential element of constitutional and municipal law, but the analysis shows that the activities of bodies of territorial self-government have distinct civil law aspects
The legal relations that develop during the work of a body of territorial public self-government are subject to regulation by civil legislation and intermediate the participation of the territorial self-government structure in civil transactions
Summary
According to Article 27 of the Federal Law issued on October 6, 2003 No 131-FZ "On General Principles of Local Self-Government in the Russian Federation" (hereinafter referred to as the Federal Law issued on October 6, 2003 No 131-FZ), bodies of territorial public self-government appearing by means of self-organization of citizens for the implementation of their own initiatives concerning local issues at their place of residence in a certain territory. According to Article 27 Paragraph 2.5 of the mentioned Law and Article 50 paragraph 2.3 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, territorial public selfgovernment can be registered as a legal entity, in particular as a non-profit organization, namely as a public organization (hereinafter – a structure of TPSG). A number of scientific publications are devoted to the research of territorial public self-government (TPSG), but insufficient attention has been paid to the analysis of civil law aspects of territorial public self-government (TPSG)
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