Peculiarities of the disposal of property owned by the Juvenile

Abstract

The continuous improvement of the legislation, especially when the issue concerns the disposal of the property owned by the juvenile, should be evaluated as an expression of public and private interests. After all, the well-being of each participant in the civil turnover, including juveniles, significantly depends on the perfection of the legal framework, the correct formation, and the implementation of which guarantees the stability and satisfaction of their interests. In modern legal systems, each subject of law should have the opportunity to analyze the norms and, as necessary, use the means of protection of the rights. Despite this, the substantive regulation of the issue in Georgia, as well as the provision of fast and accessible forms of solution to the issue in the relevant direction from the procedural point of view, remains a challenge. Therefore, it is considered essential to improve the norms of the Civil Code of Georgia, which increases the risks of non-uniform interpretation of the norms related to the disposal of property owned by the juvenile. This significantly leads to eliminating both legislative gaps and indistinctness in practice. In addition, procedural legal regulation harmonized with international development trends about issues related to the disposal of juvenile property will significantly determine the proper functioning of the court system, contributing to the perfection of the system of the means of dispute resolution existing throughout the state.