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The article is devoted to an analytical consideration of the legal definitions of non-residential premises, as well as approaches to understanding this term existing in modern doctrine. The author, relying on the main features of non-residential premises as an object of civil rights, substantiates his definition of non-residential premises, and also limits the scope of the concept in order to streamline terminology and improve legal techniques in the field of lawmaking.
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