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.
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
The deadline for submitting requests for connecting illegal buildings to electricity, water, sewerage or heating expires in four days, that is, on Sunday, October 15. However, citizens complain about a number of problems. Many who have submitted documentation do not receive any information from their municipalities. The price of the connection is higher than in August, up to 55.000 dinars, and they do not receive the necessary information from municipalities and EPS
Citizens living in illegal buildings will be able, starting September 15, within 30 days, to submit applications for connection to electricity, heating, water and sewerage by filling in a form that will be delivered to the municipalities, it was announced after the Government session. Only owners of houses and apartments who permanently solved their housing issue by building or buying can get a connection
