Features of legal regulation of the legal capacity of minors and problems of their emancipation

Each of the legally defined grounds for granting a person full civil legal capacity is a weighty argument in favour of the need to ensure the possibility of a minor to become a full-fledged subject of civil legal relations and, accordingly, a carrier of the entire range of rights and obligations stipulated by civil legislation. Considering the above, it is recommended to pay attention to the minors' possibility of obtaining full civil legal capacity in court in the absence of the consent of legal representatives, which has to be an additional legislative guarantee aimed at protecting the interests of minors and preventing abuse of legal rights by their rights and obligations relating to children (minors).

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