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Civil legislation provides for a wide range of legal entities with different legal nature. At the same time, certain types of legal entities are characterized by the presence of certain prohibitive mechanisms when carrying out their activities. This circumstance is largely due to the purpose and direction of activity, for the realization of which this legal entity is established. A state institution can be distinguished as a special type of state (municipal) institution that differs from other institutions. Based on both civil and budgetary legislation, as well as numerous scientific works, judicial practice, the article carries out a comprehensive analysis of the activities of a state institution, taking into account the implementation of various directions, within which the legislator establishes criteria for unacceptable behavior, thereby determining the specific limits of the exercise of civil rights.
legal entity, state institution, disposal of property, state contract, municipal contract, litigation
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