Abstract

The purpose of this article is to study the existing legislative framework on the regulation of the investment and construction sector in modern Russia, under the economic sanctions of the West. The object of the study is regulated by civil, investment, land, urban planning, financial legislation, arising legal relations between subjects of investment and construction activities, including foreign residents. The subject of the study is the legal regulation of investment and construction activities in Russia. The following research methods are used in the article: theoretical analysis, generalization, abstraction, formal legal and comparative legal analysis of the scientific base on the topic under study and regulatory legal acts regulating the rights of subjects of investment and construction legal relations. The results of the study are the determination by its authors of the determinants of the destruction of the nature of the legal obligation. The main conclusions of the study are that the welfare state is a jurisdictionally separate legal space of rights and obligations, which has become more relevant in the context of digitalization in all areas of economics and law. In this study, we come to the conclusions: 1. The overload of the regulatory framework with legislative acts is obvious; 2. There is no mechanism for regulating the use of regulatory legal acts in the event of investment and construction relations; 3. A codified legal document (code) is required, which will minimize the amount of regulatory framework for the studied group of legal relations and establish rules of procedural tools that allow replacing declarations with mandatory norms of direct.

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