Bondar I. The theoretical background of personal non-property legal relations in civilistic process.

The thesis work is focused on the comprehensive analysis of realization of personal non-property legal relations in the civilistic process, which should guarantee reliable safeguarding, protection and restoration of these rights. It is in the notary, civil and enforcement processes, together constituting the civilistic process, where the efficiency of the regulation of norms of property rights and the problems faced by individuals exercising their non-property rights manifest themselves. Therefore, the concept of personal non-property legal relations, their structural elements and legal regulation were analyzed from the perspective of their application in the civilistic process. Thus, the theoretical background of personal non-property legal relations in civilistic process should be understood as a multidimensional category, based on civil and other branch-specific material legal relations, with procedural property and non-property relations added, which integrate the features of protection, safeguarding and restoration as well as ensure verification of the efficiency of legislative regulation of non-property relations as well as the fact that significant scope of information is generated to potentially form a basis for improving the relevant legislation and the practice of its application.