Abstract
The article analyzes certain legislative norms that impede the implementation of the principle of reliability of information contained in the Unified State Register of Real Estate on land plots. It is concluded that the reliability of such information is not provided by the norms of the current legislation, which in particular allow the possibility of making transactions with previously registered land plots that do not have exact boundaries, and registration of disputed transactions with real estate objects, which turns this principle into a fiction. Concern was expressed about entering in the Unified State Register of Real Estate inaccurate information about the revealed rightholders of previously registered real estate objects on the basis of decisions of local authorities.
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