Can a municipal officer legitimately remove an illegitimate market out of center of a town?

Abstract

The article is a case study that describes a dramatic situation of illegal use of extensive urban lands in the center of the regional capital for markets. The authors have formulated the core issues and offered several solutions to the problem occured in the city in active development, though clogged by prior administrative decisions, ineffective though still legitimate. The city administration will have to decide upon the fate of disputed objects. Keykis is a mode of open and rigidly structured case study, essence and algorithm (sequence of the writing) of which is described in detail in the articles of one of the authors [Kiselev, 2010. P. 136-147; Kiselev, 2014. P. 22-48; Kiselev, 2015. P. 7-14].