The article analyzes the legal gaps and conflicts arising from the application of the martial law regime in the Russian Federation. The study focuses on the regulatory vacuum concerning property requisition and the drafting of citizens for compulsory labor duties. The aim of this research is to develop specific proposals for improving civil and labor legislation, aimed at eliminating regulatory gaps concerning property requisition and the mobilization of citizens for compulsory labor duties under martial law. Based on an analysis of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, and the Federal Constitutional Law “On Martial Law”, the study reveals the absence of implementation mechanisms for blanket legal norms, which poses a threat to property rights and economic stability. The article formulates specific proposals for amending sectoral legislation to eliminate legal uncertainty.