Current Issues and Problems of Challenging Legal Proceedings for Antimonopoly Control of Administrative Offences Legal in Courts

Introduction. The article is devoted to the development of methods of solving the current issues and problems of how to challenge legal acts of administrative offence proceedings for antimonopoly control in the courts. The focus is on the problem of the balance of interests between support for, and on the other hand increasing the burden on the judicial system of administrative procedural regulations for challenging such acts. Theoretical Basis. Methods. The theoretical basis of this article is the works of domestic and foreign researchers in the field of jurisprudence. This is primarily the administration and administrative procedures, antimonopoly (competition) law, business law and their related scientific fields. The methodological basis of this research is a combination of philosophical, general scientific and private scientific methods of cognition. Results. This study of administrative and procedural antimonopoly regulation has shown that there is no well-thought-out system of legal means in the legislation that meets the needs of en- suring a balance of interests in terms of approaches to procedural economy and the efficiency of using public and private resources. As a result, administrative and judicial proceedings in- crease for the same events of alleged violations whilst there is an absence of an objective need to engage in many of them. This leads to overloading of the judicial system, an unreasonable expenditure of public resources and costs of participants in the process. It creates unreason- able economic-legal barriers, resulting in the distraction of the forces and resources of the state and the private sector from solving problems of social-economic development and socially useful business activity. Discussion and Conclusion. To overcome this complicated problem, obviously, requires legisla- tive change, confidently using the principles of law, and an analogy of law that will form the ap- proaches for the objective needs of the balance of interests. This paper contains specific propos- als for the development of such approaches.