LIMITATION PERIOD IN THE LEGISLATION OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC: LEGAL NATURE AND SPECIFICS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PRACTICE

The article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of the limitation period in the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic, revealing the legal nature of this legal institution and analyzing the specific features of judicial practice that have developed in its application. Special attention is given to legal conflicts arising in the calculation of limitation periods, as well as the conditions and grounds for their suspension, interruption, and restoration. The scientific relevance of the study lies in identifying problems and gaps in legislative regulation and developing recommendations for improving law enforcement practice. The practical value of the findings and proposals presented consists in supporting judicial proceedings by establishing a unified approach to the protection of civil rights and the interests of participants in legal relations, thereby contributing to the strengthening of legality and legal certainty.