Council of State: Citizens Will Be Compensated for Damages Caused by Illegal Building Permits on Houses Near Streams
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The Council of State reiterated that the construction or settlement of properties in streamside areas is permitted only if the stream has been definitively demarcated. The post Council of State: Citizens will be compensated for damages from illegal building permits for houses near streams appeared first on in.gr.
The State is liable for damages from illegal building permits and urban planning acts, which have been issued near streams that have not been definitively demarcated, and must compensate property owners in the event of damage, the Council of State has decided. This is a decision that overturns the previous case law of the Supreme Court of Cassation and places the State, Regions and Municipalities in the category of those responsible for compensa…
The Supreme Court of Cassation reiterated that the construction or settlement of properties in streamside areas is permitted only if the stream has been definitively demarcated.
The Council of State, in two decisions, ruled that for damages resulting from illegal building permits and urban planning acts granted by the
The Council of State, with two decisions, ruled that for damages from illegal building permits and urban planning acts, granted by the public administration near streams for which no definitive demarcation has been made, the State, the Regions and the municipalities are liable, with the result that compensation to private property owners is mandatory. The post Council of State: Municipalities and Regions will compensate for damages to properties…
Landmark decision vindicates owners for illegal building permits they received without definitive demarcation
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