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Law firm Vaić & Dvorničić Ltd. > Posts tagged "Real estate"
09 October
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Limitations on enforcement on real estate in Croatia

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in Enforcement law

A review of the e-auctions register of real estate and movable property maintained by FINA shows that, in the Republic of Croatia, there are around 600–700 enforcement proceedings against real estate on a daily basis. A significant number of motions for enforcement against real estate are dismissed in the preliminary proceedings, as both individuals and entrepreneurs are often unaware of certain important limitations on enforcement against real estate. Special conditions for ordering enforcement against real estate (1) The court shall dismiss a motion for enforcement against real estate if the principal claim for which enforcement is sought does not exceed 5.300,00 EUR ,...

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23 February
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Croatia and OECD membership: new property ownership regime

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in Property law, Real estate law

The Republic of Croatia is in the final phase of joining the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), an international organization aimed at promoting economic development and global trade. Becoming a member of the OECD brings a series of reforms in various areas, including legislation related to property ownership. A key focus is on the rights of citizens from other OECD member states regarding property purchases in Croatia. Liberalization of the real estate market for OECD Citizens JOne of the key requirements for OECD membership is the further liberalization of the economic and legal system, including easier access to the real...

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06 February
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Real Estate Valuation

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in Construction law, Property law, Real estate law

The valuation of real estate in the Republic of Croatia is regulated by the Real Estate Valuation Act, which was enacted on July 3, 2015, and has been in force since July 25, 2015. The valuation of real estate must be conducted with the diligence of a competent expert, taking into account all available evidence to ensure that the result is sustainable upon verification. Real estate valuation is used in property transactions, determining the value of collateral objects, property insurance, dissolution of co-ownership communities, investment and property value enhancement matters, encumbrance and depreciation issues, land development procedures, urban land consolidation, expropriation, and...

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