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Disturbance of possession: short deadlines for enforcement and repeated interference

In disputes concerning disturbance of possession, it is not enough merely to initiate proceedings in time and obtain a favourable court decision. The deadlines must also be observed after the decision becomes final and binding. If the opposing party does not voluntarily comply with an order requiring restoration of the previous state of possession, enforcement proceedings must be initiated. The Civil Procedure Act prescribes a very short deadline for doing so. Under Article 444 of the Civil Procedure Act (ZPP), the right to seek enforcement of an order requiring the performance of a specific act is lost if enforcement is...

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Liability for Defects in Waterproofing of Buildings – Practice in Croatia

Defects in waterproofing are among the most common problems encountered in newly constructed and renovated buildings. Water penetration through terraces, balconies and flat roofs, dampness in basements and walls, as well as the occurrence of mould and fungi, are not merely technical issues. Depending on their cause and consequences, they may give rise to several different liability regimes under the Croatian Civil Obligations Act (hereinafter: the “ZOO”). First and foremost, a distinction must be made between the liability of the seller of real property for material defects and the liability of the contractor, designer and supervising engineer for defects in the...

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New Real Estate Brokerage Act – What Changes for Agencies

On 7 July 2026, the new Real Estate Brokerage Act entered into force. The key changes introduced by the new Act are outlined below. Stricter Business Requirements and the Status of Real Estate Agents The new Act increases the minimum level of professional liability insurance. A broker must now hold an insurance policy providing coverage of at least EUR 100,000 per insured event and EUR 300,000 for all claims in a single insurance year. This is a significant increase compared with the previous Act, under which the minimum insured amount was HRK 200,000 per insured event and HRK 600,000...

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