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It is shown that for the equations of \textit{M. P. Kharlamov} [ibid. 15, 87--93 (1983; Zbl 0519.70007)] which contain three arbitrary functions it is possible to formulate only inverse problems and the attempts of building a solution when arbitrary functions are not defined, do not have any sense. However the setting of the problem about conditions of existence of a fourth integral (or an invariant relation) which is algebraic with respect to components of the angular momentum is admissible. The substantiation of the conditions of existence of the invariant relation which is linear on components of the angular momentum is confirmed. The finding of three linear invariant relations in this problem results into simple substitution of variables. On these basic statements the authors discuss the results of \textit{G. V. Gorr} and \textit{E. K. Uzbek} papers published in this issue [ibid. 27, 133--139 (1997; Zbl 1047.70582)].