"SUBJECTIVE RIGHTS AND LEGAL INTEREST: THEORETICAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS "

This article considers theoretical and legal aspects of subjective rights and legal interests, their mutual relations and distinctive features, protection mechanisms, and national and international experience in this regard. In the process of building a state based on the rule of law and civil society, ensuring the rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests of a person is of topical importance. In this regard, a deep understanding of the essence of the subjective rights and institutions of legal interest, as well as the improvement of their protection mechanisms, is one of the important tasks. The article analyzes the data related to the institute of subjective right and legal interests based on foreign and national experience, using the methods of comparison, deduction, analysis, and synthesis. The concept of subjective right is classified on the basis of several criteria; different points of view and approaches to highlighting the concept of legal interest are analyzed. The role of legal interests in the legal system of the Republic of Uzbekistan and foreign countries has also been studied. By analyzing various scientific views, the author identified problems encountered in the interpretation of the concept of legal interest and expressed his proposals and comments for their elimination. Scientifically based recommendations on the substantive differentiation of legal categories related to this concept are presented.

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jurisprudence
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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.51788/tsul.jurisprudence.4.6./guot3208
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Judicial and Constitutional Studies
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"SUBJECTIVE RIGHTS AND LEGAL INTEREST: THEORETICAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS "

Sherzod Hayitov
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"SUBJECTIVE RIGHTS AND LEGAL INTEREST: THEORETICAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS "

Sherzod Hayitov
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Abstract

This article considers theoretical and legal aspects of subjective rights and legal interests, their mutual relations and distinctive features, protection mechanisms, and national and international experience in this regard. In the process of building a state based on the rule of law and civil society, ensuring the rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests of a person is of topical importance. In this regard, a deep understanding of the essence of the subjective rights and institutions of legal interest, as well as the improvement of their protection mechanisms, is one of the important tasks. The article analyzes the data related to the institute of subjective right and legal interests based on foreign and national experience, using the methods of comparison, deduction, analysis, and synthesis. The concept of subjective right is classified on the basis of several criteria; different points of view and approaches to highlighting the concept of legal interest are analyzed. The role of legal interests in the legal system of the Republic of Uzbekistan and foreign countries has also been studied. By analyzing various scientific views, the author identified problems encountered in the interpretation of the concept of legal interest and expressed his proposals and comments for their elimination. Scientifically based recommendations on the substantive differentiation of legal categories related to this concept are presented.

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