Some features of the sale of residential premises in the bankruptcy procedure of a debtor-citizen

in the article under consideration, the author notes that the bankruptcy procedure of a citizen includes the stage of the sale of his property, which is a key moment for meeting creditors' claims and restoring the debtor's financial stability. In this process, special attention is paid to maintaining a balance between the interests of creditors and the debtor's rights to housing. According to the author, residential premises, as a rule, are the main asset sold to cover debts through a public bidding mechanism. The purpose of the article is to identify some features of the sale of residential premises based on an analysis of legislative regulation and judicial practice in the field of residential premises, identify problems arising in this procedure, and outline some ways to solve the identified problems. Based on the task set, the author in this article highlights some features of the sale of residential premises in the bankruptcy procedure of a debtor-citizen, examines the current problems of the sale of residential premises in the bankruptcy procedure of a debtor-citizen, in particular, special attention is paid to the problem of defining "luxury housing" and the possibility of selling mortgage real estate. The final part of the study provides conclusions on the legal regulation of this bankruptcy procedure, and offers recommendations for its improvement. The conclusions obtained are of interest both for practical activities and for the further development of the raised topic in scientific research.

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