Abstract
This article discusses the procedural basis for the application of legal sanctions, the need for a legal sanction and its role in the system of procedural means, its application by the court, the application of legal sanctions against legal entities and citizens, as well as legal norms and principles, law enforcement acts, agreements, legal facts, subjective rights and legal obligations, prohibitions, privileges, incentives and penalties, documents on the exercise of rights and obligations, etc. The article also analyzes such issues as financial and legal sanctions, suspension of operations on bank accounts, transfer of offenses to the state revenue, certain types economic activities of the licensing authority, the liquidation of a business entity.
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