Statuts des sols, droit de propriété et mécanismes fonciers dans les pays d'Europe en transition
By: ACOSTA, Rodrigo
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, avril/juin 1995Revue Française D'Administration Publique 74, p. 259-264Abstract: Some land ownership problems are an obstacle to the emergence of a market economy in Eastern countries. The implantation of land and real estate property rights, recently introduced in the legal system of these countries, bump into the absence or the complexity of a land registry system, the absence of solvent demands, and the difficulties related to the restitution to the previous owners. For sure, the western models cannot be transposed. The solution to these problems has to go through a simplification of a legal framework, and a clear distribution of powers, and also through the practice of an evaluation of the risks caused by this adjustment operation
Some land ownership problems are an obstacle to the emergence of a market economy in Eastern countries. The implantation of land and real estate property rights, recently introduced in the legal system of these countries, bump into the absence or the complexity of a land registry system, the absence of solvent demands, and the difficulties related to the restitution to the previous owners. For sure, the western models cannot be transposed. The solution to these problems has to go through a simplification of a legal framework, and a clear distribution of powers, and also through the practice of an evaluation of the risks caused by this adjustment operation
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