Abstract
The article provides an analysis of the legal rules governing the application of sanctions for violation of land laws. Particular attention is paid to the type of sanctions, such as the seizure of land used in violation of the law and unused in accordance with their purpose. The author examines the existing theoretical positions on the legal nature of these sanctions, examines law enforcement practice. The article provides a critical analysis of the positions of the judiciary in terms of the qualification of land offences as the basis for the application of these sanctions. As a result of the theoretical study of the issue, the author concludes that the sanctions are recognized as liability measures, the industry of which needs to be legislated.
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