CONSTRUCTION LAW AND ARTIFICIAL
REAL ESTATE ACCESSION – INTERACTIONS
CONSTRUCTION LAW AND ARTIFICIAL
REAL ESTATE ACCESSION – INTERACTIONS
Author(s): Adriana Ioana Pîrvu, Ramona-Florina Duminică, Andra PuranSubject(s): Civil Law
Published by: Editura Bibliotheca
Keywords: urbanism; artificial real estate accession; construction permit;
Summary/Abstract: Construction law can be regarded as a branch of urbanism law and is based on the construction-related legislation. One of the main levers of urbanism law is the construction permit. The construction permit is a deed of authority of the local public administration based on which “the execution of building works is allowed according to the measures provided by law regarding location, design, achievement, exploitation and post-use of buildings” (art. 2 para.1 of Law no.50/1991 authorizing the execution of construction works). When, without previously obtaining a construction permit, a person achieves a work requiring such permit on the land of another person, then the competent local authorities have two solutions: either to request the demolition of the construction achieved by non-observance of legal provisions, or to request that the owner of the construction comply with the law, by obtaining the legal permits and authorizations.
Journal: Valahia University Law Study
- Issue Year: 2017
- Issue No: SI
- Page Range: 278-284
- Page Count: 7
- Language: English
