About Some Issues of Initiating Civil and Arbitration Proceedings at the Request of the Prosecutor

The article examines procedural issues related to the prosecutor’s appeal to the court to protect the interests of public-law entities and an indefinite number of persons. It is argued that when the prosecutor appeals to the court to protect the interests of public-law entities, he does not need to obtain the consent of the relevant authorities or officials. However, in some cases, the law establishes the need to comply with the mandatory pre-trial (claim) procedure for dispute resolution. It is proposed to expand the powers of the prosecutor to protect the property interests of the state in arbitration proceedings.