EXPECTATIONS FROM CONTRACTUAL RELATIONS AS A TYPE OF PROPERTY EXPECTATION IN CIVIL LAW

Introduction. The article analyzes the role of property expectation in contractual relations and its impact on civil law. It establishes that property expectation is a crucial element in regulating property relations between contract parties. The research results may be valuable for legislators, practicing lawyers, and scholars working in the field of civil law to further improve legislation and ensure legal certainty in this area. Objective. The objective of the study is to reveal the conceptual approaches to the nature of expectations from contractual relations as a type of property expectation and to define the main conceptual approaches to the application of property expectations in contractual and corporate relations. ЦИВІЛЬНЕ ПРАВО І ЦИВІЛЬНИЙ ПРОЦЕС; СІМЕЙНЕ ПРАВО; МІЖНАРОДНЕ ПРИВАТНЕ ПРАВО Materials and Methods. The research materials include: 1) normative and legal regulation of contractual legal relations in civil law; 2) works of domestic and foreign authors conducting their scientific and practical research in the field of contractual relations and property expectations in civil law. The following scientific methods were used in the research: theoretical generalization and grouping; formalization, analysis, and synthesis; logical generalization of results (formulation of conclusions). Results. The article examines the importance of adhering to contract terms in property relations and methods of protecting the property interests of parties in case of violations. Emphasis is placed on the significance of proper contract formation and execution as it forms the basis for stable and lawful property relations. Various methods of protecting parties' rights are considered, including judicial means, alternative dispute resolution methods, and negotiations, which help ensure conflict resolution in a peaceful and effective manner. Prospects. Future scientific research proposes to focus on a deeper examination of the correlation between contractual obligations, including those that generate property expectations, and the procedures for their documentation to ensure proper enforcement of rights to such objects, as well as the gradation of types of property expectations in civil law.