PROBLEMS OF THE INSTITUTION OF PROPERTY IN THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAND LEGISLATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52026/2788-5291_2026_81_1_119Keywords:
land legislation, institution of property, legal reform, comparative analysis, legal modelingAbstract
The proposed scientific article is devoted to the legal analysis of issues related to the institution of property in the context of the formation and development of land legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan from a historical and legal perspective. The article examines the historical, legal, and economic aspects of land relations regulation, identifying key issues associated with legal contradictions, gaps in the regulatory framework, inconsistency of legislative acts, and complexities in interagency cooperation. The study determines the evolution of the institution of property in the process of the formation and development of Kazakhstan’s land legislation and establishes its impact on the economic well-being of society.
The aim of the study is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the issues related to the institution of property in the process of forming and developing land legislation in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The article seeks to explore the historical evolution of legal norms governing land relations, identify key legal and institutional challenges, and determine the prospects for further improvement of legislation in this area. The methodological framework of the research includes comparative analysis, a systematic approach, and legal modeling, which allow for a comprehensive assessment of existing issues and the proposal of solutions.
The authors have scientifically substantiated the historical stages of the development of the institution of land ownership. The main ideas presented in the article may serve as a foundation for future research in the field of legal regulation of land relations. Furthermore, the importance of ensuring a balance of interests between the state, businesses, and citizens is emphasized, as this will enable the creation of a legal mechanism that contributes to economic growth, social justice, and the sustainable development of the agricultural sector.
