Inclusion of Non-Privatized Property in the Estate: Conditions and Systematicity of the Law Enforcement Practice

The article analyzes the problem of including residential premises not privatized by the testator in the inheritance as a way to protect the rights of heirs. In addition, the approaches developed among law enforcement offi cials when resolving the issue of including in the inheritance mass property that the testator intended to privatize, but did not take the necessary actions due to death, depending on the implementation of legally signifi cant actions by the testator, were studied. As a result of the analysis of judicial practice materials, problems that arise when heirs apply for the inclusion of non-privatized property in the inheritance mass are formulated and possible methods for solving them are proposed.