Refusal of consent as a limitation of legal possibilities

The problem of refusal of consent as a limitation of legal possibilities is considered. The purpose of the study is to analyse the fact of refusal of consent as a restriction of legal possibilities. The author distinguishes between situations of restriction of rights and the establishment of special conditions for the realisation of rights. When considering the refusal of consent, the author distinguishes the types of refusal of consent (refusal to give consent and refusal of consent already given), establishes the elements of refusal of consent. Emphasis is placed on the fact that in a state governed by the rule of law it is possible to establish restrictions. It is concluded that these restrictions as a degree of possible realisation of subjective possibility should be legislated and expressed in a specific legal relationship. The necessity of obtaining consent both from the subject of the legal relation and a third party in a particular legal relation acts as a condition for the realisation of the right, and in some cases as a legally established restriction of the powers of the participants of the legal relation.