APPLICATION OF CIVIL-LEGAL LIABILITY MEASURES IN PRIVATIZATION OF STATE PROPERTY

Abstract

The privatization of state property is a complex and multifaceted process that involves the transfer of ownership of public assets to private entities. This transformation, while often touted for its potential to enhance economic efficiency and stimulate growth, is not without its challenges, particularly in the legal realm. A critical aspect of navigating these challenges is the judicious application of civil-legal liability measures. This article delves into the intricacies of how these measures are applied within the context of state property privatization, exploring the legal frameworks, potential pitfalls, and best practices that have emerged from global experiences.