Mathematical analysis

World Wide Web

Artificial intelligence

Political science

Subject (documents)

Content (measure theory)

Digital content

Civil law (Civil law)

Object (grammar)

Mathematics

Computer science

Commercial law

Journal of Siberian Federal University Humanities & Social Sciences

The article is devoted to the study of problems arising as a result of the impact of modern digital environment on such traditional categories of civil law as object and subject of legal relations.As a result of the ongoing processes of digitization of social relations, a specific means of payment that is electronic money, the nature of which remained unresolved by the legislator, appeared in the current legislation.An analysis of existing approaches has led to the conclusion that the doctrine usually qualifies electronic money as a type of obligation, money law, a requirement expressed in electronic form.They are independent objects of civil rights that do not coincide with non-cash money and with "digital money" (cryptocurrency).Furthermore, the article concluded that, besides the change in the existing approaches to the objects of civil legal relations, the Internet environment has led to the transformation of the existing ideas about their subjects, as a result of which the accepted definition of this civil law category becomes ineffective.It is argued that the Internet space contains subjects with some specific features, such as unlimited composition; a high degree of anonymity; extraterritoriality of action; self-management and self-organization.These features do not allow the effective use of civil law to resolve conflicts.The arising difficulties have been studied using the example of the participation of public legal entities and their officials in the Internet.

Some Problems of Digital Environment Influence on the Content of Civil Law Object and Subject Categories