Abstract
The article analyzes certain problems of exercising the pre-emptive right to purchase a share in the right of common shared ownership. It has been established that the law does not provide for the regulation of the issue of exercising the right to pre-emption if several owners of common shared property are ready to acquire the alienated share at the same time. In the process of analyzing the registration of transactions in which there is an element of the pre-emptive right to purchase a share, the author identified problems that are typical both for a notary when registering transactions and for the seller of the corresponding share. Based on the results of the study of the norms of the current legislation, the established law enforcement practice, the authors developed recommendations on introducing a number of changes to the legislation that will streamline and improve the regulation of the pre-emptive right to purchase.
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