Dezvoltare imobiliara și urbanism. Comentarii și studii juridice

The right to private property is not only a subjective civil right, but also a fundamental human right, enshrined both in the Romanian Constitution and in international treaties governing human rights. At the same time, private property also has an indirect social function, which allows and explains the restriction of its exercise either to ensure a balance between the different property rights belonging to different owners or to satisfy certain community interests. These conceptual clarifications were gradually absorbed, with hesitation and contradictions, into the regulatory framework created after 1989, first in several special laws, then in the Constitution adopted in 1991 and revised in 2003, as well as in the Civil Code that came into force on October 1, 2011.

Lawyers STOICA & ASOCIAȚII
Publishing house: Universul Juridic
Year of appearance: 2025

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