Land expropriation is the process by which state or local government bodies take over ownership of real estate for public purposes, even against the will of the current owner. Although this is a necessary tool for implementing infrastructure investments and other projects that benefit society as a whole, it carries a detrimental impact on the individuals whose properties are subject to expropriation. The Constitution guarantees owners the right to compensation in […]

Many parents and guardians wonder who is responsible for damages caused by children, both intentional and unintentional. This issue is particularly important when a minor causes property damage or personal injury. According to Article 415 of the Civil Code, anyone who, through their own fault, causes damage to another is obligated to repair it. […]

The issue of unauthorized use of real estate is a common legal issue affecting owners of premises subject to lease or use. Compensation for unauthorized use of real estate applies to situations in which a person uses real estate (premises, building, land) without the owner's consent or a relevant agreement, and particularly when the owner's consent or the agreement between the parties has ceased. One […]

The Supreme Court addressed the important issue of protecting the right to live in a clean environment, answering the question whether this right constitutes a personal right subject to protection under the provisions of the Civil Code

Third party liability insurance in private life is one of the most underrated, yet useful types of insurance: useful, for example, when a child scratches a neighbor's car, a passer-by is bitten by a dog, etc.