Civil law aspects of regulating the institute of participation in shared-construction in the Russian Federation

this article examines the civil law aspects of regulating the institute of participation in shared-construction in the Russian Federation, taking into account recent legislative changes and trends in judicial practice. The purpose of the study is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the legal status of the parties to the shared-construction agreement, identify contradictions and gaps in the current regulation, and determine directions for improving the system of protecting the rights of shared-construction participants. The study involved reviewing key regulatory acts, analyzing decisions of federal and regional courts, as well as scientific publications by leading experts in civil law. The methodological framework of the research included dialectical, comparative-legal, systemic, and functional approaches, which allowed for identifying internal contradictions in legal regulation and proposing ways to overcome them. The applied value of the findings is manifested in their capacity to enhance regulatory frameworks, establish consistent jurisprudential approaches, and create guidance materials for legal practitioners and construction sector specialists.

shared-construction, civil law regulation, judicial practice, developer, equity holder, project financing, escrow accounts, rights protection