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Legal Consequences of the Invalidity of Pretended Contracts

The purpose of this work is to identify and analyze the legal consequences of fake transactions. In the course of the study, it was concluded that fake transactions can be made both intentionally and inadvertently, as a result of a good-faith misconception of the parties regarding the chosen legal contractual structure. A fake transaction can cover not only another civil transaction, but also other actions of the parties. The legal consequence of making a fake transaction is its insignificance; restorative consequences are not applicable to fake transactions. The application of the legal regime of a hidden transaction is not a special legal consequence of the invalidity of the covering transaction.