Legalization has been announced at a price of 100 to 1.000 euros, but citizens are receiving many times higher bills. For those who built on other people's land, the question is not only how much registration costs, but also whether they will be able to register their property at all.
Documents are arriving with the information that enrollment in the "Svoj na svome" program has been completed, that is, about legalization
The case waited for ten years, and then it was quickly resolved: on Friday, the mother-in-law of the then secretary for legalization bought a part of the plot in Višnjica for 110.000 euros, on Monday the building was legalized for her, and she later sold the apartments in it for 1,3 million.
Although the goal of the "Svoj na svome" project is to solve the decades-long problem of illegal construction, the current dynamics cause concern. Lawyer Đorđe Vukotić estimates that without speeding up the process, legalization could take much longer than planned
The sale of houses that have not been legalized has stopped in Serbia because the new law known as "Svoj na svome" invalidated the previous solution, according to real estate agencies.
On Sunday (February 8), the extended deadline for reporting illegal buildings for legalization expires. By Friday, almost 2,3 million applications had been received
The deadline for submitting applications for the registration of illegal buildings has been extended by three days and lasts until Sunday, February 8 at midnight, said the Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Aleksandra Sofronijević
If it is known that citizens' interest in activities related to administration is always high at the beginning and towards the end of such a process, the question arises whether the system for online legalization of objects will "fall" again towards the end of the term
Welcome to the wonderful world where there are no laws or they are applied selectively, to the world of wild construction, evident corruption, blind, deaf and dumb state administration and the world of forgiveness in which after one press conference of Aleksandar Vučić, the triumph of urban populism begins
About 40 percent of applications were submitted via the online platform, and the rest were submitted in municipalities and at post offices
The counters for reporting illegal buildings are open under the new Law on Special Conditions for Recording and Enrolling Ownership Rights on Real Estate. How does the application go and what documents are necessary for the legalization of buildings
One can sense that the new Law on Legalization, just like all the previous ones, will actually only encourage illegal construction. Perhaps the biggest problem is the legalization of buildings whose stability is questionable
While "ordinary" citizens will be able to legalize structures they have built without permission on their plots, less ordinary citizens will be able to legalize villas in national parks. It costs a little more, but it's not like they don't have them
Aleksandar Vučić supposedly cares a lot for the people and their mortgages, but in fact, behind the decision on the quick legalization of buildings for 100 euros, there is much more hidden.
Nemanja Stajić was arrested on suspicion of approving the legalization of a number of illegally built buildings, and his own brother Novak Stajić was also detained. Jovan Kovačević, the head of the Legalization Department in the municipality of Vračar, was also deprived of his liberty
Neither of the two major presidential candidates is venturing into the issue of legalizing cannabis, activists say, because the views of both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are far from the majority of Americans. Polls show that in politically divided America, as many as 88 percent of Americans support at least partial legalization of marijuana
Small-town fears and the interests of criminals keep marijuana illegal. The fight against weed is both wrong and bizarre, as the case of Sergej Trifunović shows
With 407 votes in favor, 226 against and 4 abstentions, the German Federal Parliament adopted a law according to which the public use and cultivation of cannabis will be allowed from April 1. No, of course, completely without restrictions
Following the state of Oregon's decision to offer the hallucinogenic drug to its residents, the first licensed controlled psilocybin service center has opened. The list of applicants includes more than 3000 people, and the "revolutionary therapy" is used against depression, post-traumatic stress syndrome or fear of death.
Germany has shyly started to legalize marijuana, which could change the attitude towards this "soft drug" throughout Europe. In Serbia, there is nothing to do with legalization because certain circles make a good living from illegal trade, and Vučić lives from petty-bourgeois votes
