The termination of property rights in the modern world is understood as a measure of emergency response and the formation of a negative attitude of a person towards society or public authorities. However, often the termination of property rights is determined by the fact that it is necessary to apply it to prevent a number of negative probable consequences and to implement the principles of social justice. The regulation of this issue is beyond the scope of a purely legal inquiry. In this regard, the main problem is determined by the fact that termination of property rights acts not only as a legal but also a social regulator. The novelty of the study is the position that the termination of property rights in Kazakhstan currently has local uniqueness, which hinders in many cases the implementation of international legislative initiatives. The authors of the article show that the possibility of forming a qualitative filling in the procedure of law termination is based on the principles of achieving justice and legality. The practical significance of the research is determined by the fact that the conducted research allows to create the possibility of increasing the degree of legality of decisions, which are determined by a set of offered rules and regulations in regional legislation.
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