FINANCIAL LEGAL STATUS: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LAW PRINCIPLES

Abstract

Financial legal status finds its expression in giving subjects of financial law a special status necessary for the implementation of financial relations. However, most of the rights and obligations enshrined in the rules of financial law can be realized only by special subjects. In addition, some special entities have exclusive financial legal status, since financial activities are the only activities for which they are authorized. Private entities, entering into financial legal relations, under the influence of public law, acquire new features of their legal status - this kind of duality of legal status generates a number of problems to be solved.