Problems of relationship of the status of lands and the administrative and territorial structure in the judicial practice of Sevastopol

The entry into the Russian Federation of the Crimean Peninsula together with an independent entity - the city of Sevastopol marked the beginning of the process of actual and legal reform of land relations in the relevant territory. There are a lot of problem points in this aspect, the most significant are the lack of a master plan for the development of the city and heterogeneous judicial practice for the same factual circumstances of the case, but with respect to plots located in different places. The difficulty in the content of the issue under consideration also lies in the fact that people live or otherwise use their land for a very long period of time. State regimes are changing, but citizens perceive their real estate as completely inalienable. With the advent of the new government, completely different regulatory legal regulation comes, and this paradigm is changing, unfortunately, not always for the better. Another aspect complicating the solution of these problems is that formally, the city of Sevastopol is not completely a city the territorial aspect, including forests, mountains, reserves, etc. Nevertheless, the federal executive authorities said the city continues to be perceived as one large settlement. In addition to the fact that a similar analysis from a doctrinal point of view is useful to Sevastopol itself, the team of authors came to the conclusion that it is necessary to transform federal legislation. The difficulties faced by the new territories provide a positive experience for the entire state as a whole.