Instructions for generating a unique register entry number for a participant in the budget process. Error when placing the schedule Consolidated register of participants in the budget process
The legislative basis for drawing up the Schedule remains PP No. 1279 of September 30, 2019. In the closed part of the EIS you can find detailed instructions for drawing up this document. We will save your time and tell you how to correctly fill out the schedule in the Unified Information System in 9 steps.
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1. How to create and place a schedule in the UIS
Step 1. Select the 2020 (or planning year) tab. We go to your personal account using an electronic digital signature. We find the “Purchases” tab and the line “Procurement plans and schedules from 2020”.
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Step 2. We create a schedule plan template based on the PP form No. 1279. To get started, click the “Create schedule” button in the lower right corner of the screen.
Most of the information from the “Customer Information” section will be loaded into the Schedule along with the digital signature. In the field “Financial year of planning” we write: “2020”. Auto-text is highlighted in green, information typed manually is highlighted in red.
Step 3. Find a public legal entity (PLE). Click on the magnifying glass icon opposite the “PPO” cell. In the window that opens, we get the software directory. The search can be carried out either by the code (if you know it) or by the geographical name of the desired territory, after which we click: “Find”.
The directory generates search results based on a manually entered value (for example, Krasnodar). Click on the desired value with the mouse and press: “Select” in the lower left part of the screen.
Step 4. We check the software and the correctness of the information reflected in the schedule. Please fill in your email address manually. The new functionality of the Unified Information System allows you to send a schedule form to the user’s email.
For a general check of the entered information, click: “Save and check for violations.” In case of inaccuracies or errors, the system will let you know about it.
Step 5. Add a Schedule item. The previously entered data for the first section should be saved in the “General Information” tab. To start working with the second section of the Schedule, go to “Schedule Positions” and click: “Add Position”. A menu with a purchase form opens.
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You should pay close attention to the checkboxes “Purchase through several CWR”, “Edit procurement identification code” and “CVR”. In the checkbox “Purchase at the expense of several CWR”, by default a checkbox is checked that is blocked from editing, just like the ICP fields. In the far right field “Expense type code” the default is “000”.
Step 6. Editing check boxes. If the purchase is made at the expense of one CWR, you need to unlock the “Purchase at the expense of several CWR” checkbox. To do this, check the “Edit procurement identification code” checkbox and uncheck the “Purchase through several CWR” checkbox. In the same way, you can make adjustments to other fields.
For example, to change the “Expense type code” field, you need to uncheck the “Purchase through several CWR” checkbox in the manner described above.
Step 7. Select the KVR from the directory. Using the classifier of codes for types of expenses, you will be able to accurately register the CWR for the new position of your Schedule.
First, in the far right field “Code of type of expenses”, click on the magnifying glass sign, then, when the search engine opens in the CVR classifier, manually enter the required code.
Step 8. Select OKPD-2 from the directory. We find the corresponding code of the procurement object, click on the magnifying glass sign opposite “Select product, work, service.” When the OKPD 2 code directory appears, type the name of the GWS and find the corresponding code from the list. We put a tick in the checkbox of the required OKPD 2 and click “Select”. When the code appears in the corresponding position of the Schedule, enter the name of the supplied GWS.
Step 9. Fill in the amount of financial support. If the money is planned for the year, fill in the 2020 field, and write “0” in the 2021, 2022 fields. In the “Total” field, the system itself will enter the amount.
Then select KBK from the desired directory using the hyperlink “Search in the KBK classifier”. Find the required code from the left column and click “Select”.
The fields of all other purchases (except for special ones) are filled in in the same way. When finished, click “Save and Check”. If there are any inaccuracies or errors, the system will indicate to you the places that need correction.
Work on the Schedule is completed, we sign it and publish it.
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The unique registration number of a participant in the budget process is an encoding that identifies organizations when working with online budget resources.
Consolidated register of participants in the budget process
The consolidated register of participants and non-participants in the budget process (UBP and NUBP, respectively) is a list that includes information about institutions directly involved in budget functioning and legal entities that have the right to exercise budgetary powers. The procedure for maintaining the consolidated register is enshrined in Order of the Ministry of Finance No. 164n dated December 23, 2014. Responsibility lies with the Federal Treasury.
The list includes information about the types of institutions:
- UBP and their divisions.
- NUBP and their divisions. These include state or municipal, autonomous and budgetary institutions, state or municipal unitary enterprises, state corporations.
- NUBPs that do not belong to the previous group, but also receive subsidies and investments from the budget.
You can view the consolidated register of participants in the 2020 budget process in the “Electronic Budget” program - the Federal Treasury maintains the list electronically in this information system.
Where to find the registry
Then select the “Budget” item in the context menu and the “Expenses” tab.
“Expenditures” will contain a register of participants and non-participants in the process of execution of the state budget.
This is what, for example, the unique registration number of the state education service will look like in the register. You can find out by entering the organization’s TIN.
Why do you need a registration number?
The unique number of the register entry of a budgetary institution that uses subsidies and investments from the budget identifies the UBP and NUBP. When generating information about an institution in the Consolidated Register, data is taken from various classifying subsystems: the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, registers of UBP and NUBP, registers of customer organizations and others.
When filling out information about a state or municipal task, you need to enter a special coding. To do this, you need to know where to find the unique registration number of the municipal task, because such information is not available on the website http://budget.gov.ru. The register entry is indicated on a paper copy of the state or municipal assignment (GZ, MZ), which is kept by the founder. Therefore, you must contact him directly for this information.
How to find a code using the consolidated registry
The unique registry entry code can be found at:
- name of the organization;
- OGRN.
The instructions on how to find out the TIN code from the consolidated register are very simple. The user needs to enter the taxpayer identification number (TIN) in the search bar and click on the “Find” button.
As a result of the search, the name of the budgetary institution, its codes and a unique register entry number are displayed. If you click the “General Information” button, the tab that opens will display detailed information about the company.
How can I find out the NUBP code of an organization? The procedure is similar to searching for the registry entry identifier. You need to enter the TIN in the search window, and the search engine results will display the required registry code.
You can filter by type of organization to speed up your search. To do this, in the side menu in the “Institution Type” section, select the value 20 for all NUBP, after which only companies corresponding to this type will be in the register.
After this, select the company and its registration number.
Register entry structure
The identifier is not repeated; the registry entry code is created in a single copy. The rules for the formation of the register encoding are enshrined in Order of the Ministry of Finance No. 163n dated December 23, 2014 (clause 22 of the Procedure). The record contains information from various lists and industry registers. The exception is information containing state secrets. When creating an identification code, the following data is taken into account:
- sectoral lists of state (municipal) services;
- legislative standards and by-laws that are the legal basis for the functioning of a budgetary institution;
- directories of types of economic activities OKVED 2;
- information about state and municipal services provided to the population, their content, conditions of implementation and prices;
- public legal formation of an enterprise;
- population to whom government services are provided (contingent);
- quality and volume indicators for work and services performed.
Unique registry entries have a specific structure. As a general rule, the digits of an identifier are called digits.
| Rank | Meaning |
|---|---|
| From 1 to 8 | Digital designation of the territory of a public legal entity financing UBP and NUBP. |
| 9 and 10 | Type of budgetary institution from the consolidated register. |
| 11 and 12 | Budget level. |
| From 13 to 17 | The number assigned to the organization in the consolidated list. |
| 18 | Ownership of information and documents (if necessary):
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| 19 | Specially calculated control value (Appendix No. 6 to the Procedure). |
| 20 | UBP or NUBP status according to the criteria:
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The unique record number according to the consolidated list is formed from 1, 2, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 digits.
Difference between entries from the UBP register and other registry entries
The code for the consolidated list and the contract registry entry number on the government procurement website have a common nature. These are codes that are identifiers. But they identify completely different things. UNRZ is the encoding of the organization itself, which is used on the websites http://budget.gov.ru and https://bus.gov.ru. The code consists of 20 digits.
The identification code on the EIS website determines the number of a specific order or lot. Using this code, you can find data about the required register in the Unified Information System, by analogy indicating the 36-digit code in the search line. The index on the purchasing website has a completely different structure and formation procedure.
When working with UBP and NUBP lists, it is necessary to identify unique records according to the basic (industry) list. They can be viewed on the website of state and municipal institutions in the classifiers of works and services.
The rules for using the classifier do not differ from those that apply when working with the consolidated list. The name of the service or number is entered into the search line, after which the desired result is displayed.
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I. General provisions
1. The Russian Federation, a subject of the Russian Federation, and a municipal entity are a public legal entity.
2. The financial authority of the municipal formation ensures the formation and publication of general information about public legal entities that form and execute budgets in accordance with Section III of the Procedure for posting and providing information on the unified portal of the budget system of the Russian Federation (hereinafter referred to as the unified portal), approved by order of the Ministry of Finance of Russia dated December 28, 2016 N 243n “On the composition and procedure for posting and providing information on the unified portal of the budget system of the Russian Federation” (hereinafter referred to as the Procedure, Order of the Ministry of Finance of Russia N 243n) and keeps them up to date.
3. Processing and publication on a single portal of generated general information about public legal entities that form and execute budgets is carried out by the financial authority of the municipal entity in accordance with Sections IV-V of the Procedure approved by Order of the Ministry of Finance of Russia N 243n.
4. Publication on a single portal of general information about public legal entities that form and execute budgets is carried out by the financial authority of the municipal formation independently on the relevant pages of the financial authority of the municipal formation in the form of hypertext, infographics and media using the means of a single portal.
II. Rules for the formation by financial bodies of municipalities of general information about public legal entities that form and execute budgets
5. When generating general information about public legal entities that form and execute budgets, the following shall be indicated:
code and name of a public legal entity according to the All-Russian Classifier of Territories of Municipal Entities;
code and name of the type of public legal entity;
status of the territory of the municipality as an administrative-territorial entity of the subject;
administrative center of public legal education;
last name, first name, patronymic and position of the highest official of the municipality;
coat of arms of a public legal entity (if any);
flag of a public legal entity (if available).
6. The code of a public legal entity is indicated automatically in accordance with the All-Russian Classifier of Municipal Territories based on information from the Register of Participants in the Budget Process, as well as legal entities that are not participants in the budget process (hereinafter referred to as the Consolidated Register), the formation and maintenance of which is carried out in accordance with Order of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation dated December 23, 2014 N 163n “On the Procedure for forming and maintaining a register of participants in the budget process, as well as legal entities that are not participants in the budget process.”
The name of the public legal entity according to OKTMO is indicated automatically after specifying the code of the public legal entity according to OKTMO based on the information in the Consolidated Register and is not subject to change.
In the case of transfer of powers to organize the execution of the budget of an urban or rural settlement that is part of a municipal district, the code and name of the public legal entity according to OKTMO to the municipal district
In case of transfer of powers to organize the execution of the budget of an intracity district, which is part of an urban district with an intracity division, to a city district with an intracity division, the code and name of a public legal entity according to OKTMO can be changed by selecting the code of a public legal entity from the All-Russian Classifier of Territories of Municipal Formations based on information from the Consolidated Register.
If the financial authority of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation makes a decision on the independent generation of information from the financial authority of a municipal formation, as well as in the event of a decision by the financial authority of a municipal district (urban district with intra-city division) on the independent generation of information from the financial authority of an urban or rural settlement (intra-city district), included in a municipal district (urban district with intra-city division), the code and name of a public legal entity according to OKTMO can be changed by selecting the code of a public legal entity according to OKTMO from the All-Russian Classifier of Municipal Territories based on information from the Consolidated Register.
7. The code and name of the type of public legal entity are indicated in accordance with the directory of types of public legal entities:
intracity municipal formation of a city of federal significance;
urban district;
municipal district;
municipal district;
rural settlement;
urban settlement.
The code and name of the type of public legal entity are indicated automatically after specifying the code of the public legal entity according to OKTMO based on information from the list of budgets of the budget system of the Russian Federation, formed in accordance with Appendix No. 1 to the Methodological Recommendations, and are not subject to change.
8. When generating information about the status of the territory of a municipal formation as an administrative-territorial formation of a subject, the name of the status of the municipal formation is indicated, established in accordance with Article 10 of the Federal Law of October 6, 2003 N 131-FZ "On the General Principles of the Organization of Local Self-Government in the Russian Federation" law subject of the Russian Federation, on whose territory the corresponding municipal entity is located, in accordance with the directory of statuses of territories of municipal entities, taking the following meanings:
urban settlement;
rural settlement;
municipal district;
municipal district;
urban district;
urban district with intracity division;
intracity district of the urban district;
intracity territory of a city of federal significance.
Information about the status of a municipal entity is filled in automatically based on the name of the type of public legal entity and is not subject to change, except for public legal entities that are intracity municipalities of cities of federal significance.
9. When generating information about the administrative center of a public legal entity, the name of the administrative center of the public legal entity is indicated in accordance with the law of the subject of the Russian Federation on the territory of which the corresponding municipal entity is located.
10. When generating information about the coat of arms, flag of a public legal entity, files are attached taking into account the requirements:
jpg format;
minimum image size 100 x 100 px;
minimum image resolution: 72 ppi;
maximum file size 10 MB.
- In addition to individuals and legal entities, participants in civil legal relations are public legal entities. This term refers to the complex of subjects listed by the legislator in Art. 124 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation: “Russian Federation, constituent entities of the Russian Federation: republics, territories, regions, cities of federal significance, autonomous regions, autonomous districts, as well as urban, rural settlements and other municipal entities...” Public legal entities, as follows from the list, unite two groups of participants in the relationship:
– state entities (Russian Federation and the subjects of the Russian Federation listed above);
– municipalities (urban, rural settlements and others).
In legal literature and legislation, the collective concept “state” is often used to designate state and municipal entities. The admissibility of such a term is explained by the established tradition and unity of status of certain types of public entities (taking into account the fact that each of them acts on its own behalf within the limits of its competence).
The state is not a traditional participant in civil (private) legal relations. It is known that public entities are created for the purpose of implementing certain government functions - regulating the economy, streamlining social and political processes, etc. As bearers of public (state, municipal) power, such entities have sovereignty (supremacy), due to which their orders are generally binding. They themselves determine the rules that they must follow in the exercise of their powers. At the same time, private law relations require legal equality of all participants. The law indicates that public legal entities act in relations regulated by civil legislation on an equal footing with other participants in these relations - citizens and legal entities (Clause 1 of Article 124 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). This “dual” position determines the special place of these entities in property circulation.
The status of public legal entities is generally equivalent to the status of legal entities. “The rules governing the participation of legal entities in relations regulated by civil law are applied to them, unless otherwise follows from the law or the characteristics of these entities” (Clause 2 of Article 124 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). This approach of the legislator is explained primarily by the commonality of the legal structure of the status of the named subjects: the design of the legal “appearance” in the form of the organizational unity of certain structural links; participation in civil legal relations through its bodies; dependence of the scope of legal capacity on the purposes of creation, etc.
However, these features determine only the external, formal and legal similarity of the state and legal entities. Their role as participants in civil legal relations is different. Legal entities are entities specially created to participate in civil circulation, while public legal entities participate in it to the extent that this is necessary for the implementation of their functions. Acting as an equal subject of civil legal relations, public education does not lose its imperious essence. It cannot impose its will on other persons, but when entering into relationships with them, it pursues not its own, but public interests. Thus, taking into account the goal to which the activities of the subjects are subordinated, the nature of state participation in property circulation can be characterized as auxiliary, secondary.
The order in which the subjects under consideration arise also differs. Legal entities become participants in civil legal relations only if the process of their creation does not contradict the rules established by civil legislation regarding a particular organizational and legal form of a legal entity, the rules for its registration, etc. Public entities arise on the basis of a “power-administrative” (most often administrative) act. Their status and competence are determined not by the norms of civil law, but by public law.
Thus, the dual nature of the participation of state and municipal entities in property turnover: legal equality in matters of interaction with counterparties, on the one hand, and a special procedure for creation, the nature of the exercise of powers, and the possession of public power, on the other, allows us to characterize them as a special subject civil legal relations.
- As a subject of civil law, the state is endowed with legal capacity and legal capacity. Despite the fairly broad opportunities for participation in various types of civil legal relations, legal capacity this person is of a targeted, or special, nature: he acts within the framework of strictly defined competence and cannot go beyond its limits.
As already noted, public legal entities carry out only those types of activities that are necessary for them to exercise public power. At the same time, they themselves formulate the rules of civil circulation, the content and limits of their legal personality.
The implementation of the legal capacity of state and municipal entities occurs with the help of relevant bodies. This quality indicates the similarity of the legal structure of the state and the legal entity. By virtue of paragraphs 1 and 2 of Art. 125 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, on behalf of the Russian Federation and constituent entities of the Russian Federation, property and personal non-property rights and obligations can be acquired and exercised by government bodies, and on behalf of municipalities - by local government bodies. At the same time, the actions of authorities that do not go beyond their competence are considered the actions of the entity itself.
- Russian legislation provides for two forms of participation states in civil legal relations:
– direct – through its bodies (clauses 1, 2 of Article 125 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation);
– indirect – through representatives (clause 3 of Article 125 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation).
As a rule, public entities act in civil relations on their own behalf through executive authorities. At the federal level, these include the Government of the Russian Federation, federal ministries, departments and their territorial units, at the level of constituent entities of the Russian Federation - administrations, mayor's offices and other similar structures, at the municipal level - relevant administrative bodies. Executive bodies implement the interests of the state within the established competence. For example, the Federal Agency for State Property Management (Rosimushchestvo) is an authorized federal executive body exercising the powers of the owner, including the rights of a shareholder and participant in a limited liability company (clause 1, section 1 of the Regulations on the Federal Agency for State Property Management , approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of June 5, 2008 N 432).
The direct participation of public entities in property legal relations should be distinguished from the independent actions of their bodies endowed with the rights of a legal entity. In the latter case, the bodies do not perform public functions, act not on behalf of the relevant state or municipal entities, but on their own behalf, act in their own interests (for example, purchasing equipment or tools to satisfy any economic needs) and bear independent responsibility for their obligations.
Representation relations arise in cases where a public entity vests state or municipal bodies that do not have the right to act on behalf of public entities directly, as well as legal entities or citizens with special powers based on a normative or administrative act (in relation to state bodies and local governments ) or agreement (in relation to citizens and legal entities). For example, the Government of the Russian Federation or a constituent entity of the Russian Federation may enter into a trust management agreement for part of its property with a commercial bank or management company. In joint stock companies, part of the shares of which are owned by public entities, the interests of these entities may be represented by individuals under an agreement.
- The specificity of the participation of public legal entities in civil legal relations is due to the fact that the nature of the functions they perform excludes the possibility of carrying out certain types of activities, characteristic of citizens or legal entities, or, conversely, allows them to have such powers that are not characteristic of other entities. In this capacity, the state becomes a participant in a fairly wide range of types of legal relations of a private law nature.
Being the owners of their property, public entities can acquire property, transfer it for use, alienate it, inherit it, i.e. enter into various types of property legal relations. The law also provides them with special opportunities in the exercise of these powers, for example, with regard to the right to receive part of a discovered treasure or to acquire ownerless property. Only the state has the power to requisition, confiscate or nationalize private property. When acquiring property as an heir under a will, the state cannot bequeath its property, refuse inheritance, etc. But provided that the subject of these legal relations is the Russian Federation, it can act as the legal heir of the escheated property.
As owners of public legal entities, they can create legal entities with the right of economic management or operational management, act as founders of business companies or partnerships, including within the framework of the privatization of state enterprises and institutions. Through their representatives, they participate in the management of such commercial organizations and other activities of the nature of corporate relations.
Within the framework of obligatory legal relations, the state enters into transactions for the disposal of its property (it can give it, exchange it, sell it, etc.). The exclusive competence of the state includes concluding contracts for construction, supply or carrying out research, development and technological work for state and municipal needs, state loans, and production sharing agreements.
In the sphere of non-contractual relations, public legal entities are endowed with the opportunity to be parties to obligations arising from unjust enrichment and harm. In the latter case, in particular, they are obliged to compensate for damage caused to citizens or legal entities by illegal actions of state bodies (inquiry, investigation, prosecutor's office, court), local government bodies or officials.
The participation of state and municipal entities in relations arising regarding the results of intellectual activity is insignificant. They can acquire the rights of a patent holder (if intellectual property was created during the execution of a state or municipal order), and in some cases, rights to trademarks and trade names. The Russian Federation may become the heir to some copyrights, in which case it assumes the protection of these rights.
The above list does not exhaust the possible options for the participation of public entities in civil legal relations, but in itself clearly demonstrates their recognition as full participants in civil transactions.
At the same time, the specificity of the state’s participation in civil circulation allows us to note such types of its activities that are not characteristic of other persons. For example, only this subject can acquire ownership rights on grounds such as requisition, confiscation, nationalization. Privatization is a special way to terminate property rights. When the testator has no heirs either by law or by will, or all heirs are deprived of the right to inherit, or do not accept the inheritance, or refuse it, the inherited property passes to the state (escheat). Items found in the treasure belonging to historical and cultural monuments are subject to transfer into state ownership. Within the framework of obligatory legal relations, the status of a public legal entity in supply contracts for state needs, state loans, etc. is specifically regulated.
The state, due to its special status, cannot be a participant in certain types of civil legal relations. In particular, unlike citizens and legal entities, it does not have the right to engage in entrepreneurial activities, act as a trustee under agreements for the trust management of securities and other property, and cannot be a testator.
- As a general rule, public legal entities bear responsibility for their obligations with property owned by them. Exemption is established by law in relation to:
– property that is assigned to the legal entities created by them with the right of economic management or operational management;
– property that can only be in state or municipal ownership.
In the first case, the general rule applies: legal entities created by the Russian Federation, constituent entities of the Russian Federation and municipalities are not liable for their obligations, and the Russian Federation, constituent entities of the Russian Federation and municipalities are not responsible for the obligations of legal entities created by them. Exceptions are made in cases provided for by law. Thus, state and municipal entities bear subsidiary liability for the obligations of what they created:
– a state-owned enterprise if its property is insufficient (paragraph three of paragraph 6 of Article 113 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation);
– a government institution if it has insufficient funds (clause 4 of Article 123.22 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation);
– an autonomous or budgetary institution in the event that they cause harm to citizens, if their property is insufficient, which may be subject to foreclosure (paragraph two of clause 5 and paragraph two of clause 6 of Article 123.22 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, respectively).
The second exception includes the rule that property that is the exclusive property of the state cannot be foreclosed on. In particular, paragraph 1 of Art. 126 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation establishes that foreclosure on land and other natural resources that are in state or municipal ownership is allowed only in cases provided for by law.
Acting in civil legal relations as independent participants with separate property, public entities bear separate responsibility for their obligations. Subjects of the Russian Federation and municipalities are not liable for each other’s obligations, as well as for the obligations of the Russian Federation. The Russian Federation is not responsible for the obligations of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation and municipalities.
The principle of separate liability does not apply in the case where the Russian Federation has assumed a guarantee (surety) for the obligations of a constituent entity of the Russian Federation, a municipal entity or legal entity, or the specified entities have assumed a guarantee (surety) for the obligations of the Russian Federation.
Property, which is a means of securing the obligations of state and municipal entities, is property owned by the relevant public entities and not assigned to state and municipal enterprises and institutions, constituting state or municipal property. treasury. The treasury of the Russian Federation, the treasury of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the treasury of a city, rural settlement or other municipal entity consists of funds from the corresponding budget and other state or municipal property (clause 4 of article 214 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation). Taking into account the fact that “other” property primarily includes off-budget funds, state reserve property, gold reserves, a fund of precious stones and metals, etc., i.e. property, the collection of which cannot be levied, then the more realistic object for the collection of creditors remains budgetary (monetary) funds, as indicated by judicial practice.
Questions for self-control:
- What is the peculiarity of the legal personality of civil legal entities as subjects of civil legal relations? How does it differ from the legal capacity of citizens and legal entities?
- By what criteria are the forms and types of participation of public legal entities in civil circulation distinguished?
- What are the features of liability of public legal entities?