1. What are “§ 4 lands”? Generally speaking, these are agricultural lands that were formerly allocated by the State to individuals for use, most commonly…
More than three decades after the process of restoring agricultural land ownership began in Bulgaria, there are still owners and heirs whose ownership rights have…
Changing the Permanent Land Use Type (PLUT) is an administrative procedure that allows the way agricultural land is used to be changed without changing its…
Restrictions on ownership constitute specific prohibitions on carrying out certain actions addressed to the owner of a given property. One such restriction of property rights…
Indicators for spatial planning and land development are key parameters that determine how and to what extent a particular land property or territory may be…
The subdivision (partition) of a land plot represents a legal procedure by which one immovable property is divided into two or more separate land plots….
A building is unlawful when it is carried out: in non-compliance with the provisions of the applicable detailed development plan and without construction documentation; without…
Regardless of whether land plots are regulated pursuant to the general rule of Article 17(1) of the Spatial Development Act (SDA), i.e. along existing property…
The Cadastre and Property Register Act (CPRA) introduced the term “land plot.” Under this Act, a land plot is a part of the Earth’s surface,…
In the course of procedures for the preparation of cadastral maps and cadastral registers for urbanised territories, errors and inconsistencies increasingly emerge between the boundaries…