REGULATIONS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE COMMUNIST PERIOD
REGULATIONS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE COMMUNIST PERIOD

Summary/Abstract: The communist regime aimed to abolish the concept of private property, a goal achieved through the enactment of new legislative forms of personal and private property. These measures were carried out through abusively imposed legislative measures such as the massive expropriation of private property and the nationalization of land and buildings in the social interest declared to be in fact a public interest. The main normative acts of the communist political regime were represented by the three constitutions adopted in 1948, 1952 and 1965, which overshadowed the Civil Code of 1864. The adopted normative acts regulated the acquisition of private property rights under a new vision: exploitation and work, without fair and prior compensation.

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