Features of the Legal Regulation of the Non-Conclusion of a Civil Contract

This paper examines the specifics of the legal regulation of the non-conclusion of a civil contract. Various classifications of contractual relations are analyzed, including the distinction between concluded and non-concluded contracts, as well as valid and invalid ones. The conditions necessary for the recognition of a contract as a legal phenomenon and the significance of the essential conditions in this regard are discussed. Particular attention is paid to the legal consequences of non-conclusion, which may arise depending on the understanding of the parties. Situations where an agreement cannot be considered valid due to the lack of necessary conditions are also considered. The main legal aspects influencing the recognition of the contract as not concluded are identified. The work highlights the need for a clear distinction between concepts and legal consequences in the field of civil law.