States in many parts of the world regularly amend constitutions, and in some cases draft completely new constitutions. This may be due to various political, economic, social or other reasons. The national constitution of a country is the framing legal document, which captures the basis of the social contract between the  state  and  the  people it is  supposed  to serve.

2016-2021 judiciary reforms in Uzbekistan, being carried out in systematic and consistent manner, have been implemented in order to fully realize the principle “For human dignity”, which has become a priority idea of the development of the new Uzbekistan; to endure the reliable protection of human rights and freedoms; and to establish the judiciary, which is fully capable of administering justice in the society. As a result of the reforms, a completely new stage in the development of the judicial system of Uzbekistan has begun, and justice has taken on a new look, both in form and substance.

Ensuring the right to property in each state is an important factor in the development of the country's economy. Over time, new forms and types of property are being created, and this, in turn, poses new tasks and functions for the state to protect property rights from various threats and encroachments. Therefore, the state must create the most necessary conditions to ensure the inviolability of property.