In previous articles in the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction," we've already discussed property divisions based on whether or not a local zoning plan exists. Today, we're moving on to a topic that often raises the most questions in practice: the division of agricultural property, which is regulated differently regardless of the local zoning plan. First and foremost, with agricultural land, you must first determine whether […]

In the previous article in the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction Professionals," we discussed the principles of dividing properties covered by a local zoning plan. Today, we're addressing a situation that occurs very often in practice: what to do when a local zoning plan doesn't apply to a given area? The absence of a local zoning plan doesn't automatically mean that the property cannot be divided. However, it also doesn't mean complete freedom […]

In the previous article, we began a series on property division. Today, continuing the topic as part of the series titled "Tuesday Mornings for Construction," we examine one of the fundamental principles: property division should be consistent with the local zoning plan, which is primarily regulated by Article 93 of the Real Estate Management Act ("UGN"). The local plan is the fundamental document to which […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for Construction Professionals," we're launching a new topic: property division. We've already touched on other topics in our series, but this time, geodetic divisions will be our main focus. This is a topic that arises frequently in practice—when selling part of a plot, preparing land for investment, terminating joint ownership, or cleaning up […]

In today's article from the series "Mornings for Construction Workers," we discuss a crucial issue from the perspective of construction supervision practice: how to calculate the deadline for submitting an application to legalize unauthorized construction in the event of an appeal against a decision to suspend construction. This issue has been the subject of interpretation disputes, which were ultimately resolved in recent administrative court case law, including […]

In today's article from the series "Tuesday Mornings for the Construction Industry," we take a look at the next changes in the spatial planning reform, namely the Act of April 30, 2026, amending the Act on Spatial Planning and Development and certain other acts (hereinafter "Amending Act"). Although the general plan was long intended to be the basic planning document for every commune, […]