Ensuring a fair balance of individual and collective interests in the use of land designated for burials.

Abstract

The article is focused on the problem of the usage of civil burial grounds, while observing the balance of public and private interests. Ensuring the rational use and protection of burial grounds, sometimes opposing interests, in modern contexts, is a very important task of land legislation, and it is necessary to establish this balance as cultural traditions, religious beliefs, family ties are involved, and the state has to put this activity in the legal framework. When developing the lands of military burial grounds, public interests are of special importance in the context of regulating the use of these territories, since the lands on which the lands of military burial grounds are located are the subject of special attention from the state and society, are of historical and memorial value, as well as being objects of memory about the historical history. At the same time, the responsibility for the conservation of these lands and their correct and rational use lies with local self-government bodies.