Some Problems of Law Enforcement in Bankruptcy Cases of Citizens When Considering Separate Disputes, the Applicant for Which Is an Individual Who Does Not Engage in Entrepreneurial Activity

The article analyzes the problems that arise when considering separate disputes in bankruptcy cases of citizens, in which the creditorcitizen is a party to the dispute, and the disputed relationship is not related to the conduct of entrepreneurial ac-tivity. The opinion is substantiated that such a creditor, unlike, for example, a bank creditor, cannot be considered a strong party in relation to a debtor citizen, which implies the need for a more balanced presentation of increased requirements and standards of proof applied in bankruptcy cases.