Abstract
The article analyses gaps in national legislation and law. The following conclusion is made: a gap in national legal acts is the lack of legal regulators of legal relations, primarily principles and norms; a gap in the law is the absence of legal regulators of legal relations, primarily principles and norms of law, in a unified, multi-level and evolving system of national and international law forms implemented in the state. The article also emphasizes the following: gaps in national legal acts are overcome by implementing existing legal regulators, primarily principles and rules of law governing similar legal relations; overcoming legal gaps by “analogy of law” is recognized by the author as debatable due to the lack of general scientific and theoretical arguments for their objective existence.
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