Common property: legal status under current Russian legislation
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At present, the issues related to the legal status of common property have acquired special relevance. This relevance is determined primarily by the problems arising in the process of privatization and corporatization of state and municipal enterprises in Russia. Ultimately, we can consider each shareholder as the owner of this particular joint-stock company, and the main task of privatization in our country, from the point of view of interest to us, can be defined as follows: the transition from state ownership to collective (common) and private ownership.
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