Condominium Cavities: Function and Usage Rules
The article discusses the technical and legal aspects of condominium cavities, highlighting their importance for building functionality and regulations regarding their use.
Garages: improper uses and what the law says
The article discusses the controversies surrounding garage spaces in residential buildings in Argentina, including their legal categorizations and the regulations governing their use.
It was not an apartment for a family, claims the prosecutor. A young man was allegedly deprived of inheritance.
A prosecutor claims that a young man was deprived of his inheritance, asserting that the apartment in question was not meant for family use.
Horizontal Property Law: 4 Typical Conflicts in Buildings and How to Resolve Them Without Going to Court
The article discusses common conflicts in apartment buildings under Argentina's Horizontal Property Law and how most of them can be resolved through dialogue and mediation rather than litigation.
Important changes to personal income tax are now in effect: a specialist explains what to pay attention to
New changes to Lithuania's personal income tax law significantly reduce the holding period for tax exemptions on property sales, impacting homeowners and heirs.
Record Large Grenade Find in Alingsås – Two Men Detained
Two men have been detained in connection with Sweden's largest seizure of hand grenades from a property in Alingsås, following extensive surveillance by police.
Reform Incorporates 'Ambush Marketing' into Industrial Property Law
The controversial practice of ambush marketing is set to become an administrative infringement within Mexico's Federal Law on Industrial Property as part of a broader reform discussed in Congress.
ETAD: Online applications for leasing old coasts or coasts from neighboring businesses
The Greek Public Properties Company (ETAD) has introduced new online facilities for the direct leasing of old coasts and coasts under their management by neighboring property owners and businesses, in line with the new law.
DF Justice suspends law that authorizes the use of public properties for the capitalization of BRB
The Federal District Justice has suspended a law authorizing the use of public properties for BRB's capitalization due to concerns over public asset damage.
POMIDA: The new process for issuing payment orders and lease returns by lawyers
A new regulation in Greece allows lawyers to issue payment orders and lease returns starting April 2026, offering a faster alternative to traditional court processes.
Experts: The project concerning housing communities needs improvement
Experts suggest that the proposed amendment to the property ownership law in Poland has significant flaws despite some administrative improvements.
'I lived on Epstein's ranch where it's feared 'girls were killed and buried' - why they'll never find them'
A former resident of Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch expresses doubts about the likelihood of police finding the remains of alleged victims buried on the property.
Families with autistic individuals will be exempt from IPTU and garbage collection fee in Macapá
The Macapá City Council approved a law exempting families with autistic members from property tax and garbage collection fees.
From Printing Press to AI: EU Plans a Turning Point for Copyright
The European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee has proposed a report addressing the challenges and opportunities of copyright law in the context of generative artificial intelligence.
Garden Gnome in Action. A Neighborhood Dispute over a Small Strip of Lawn Resolved by the Courts
A court case in Czechia revolves around a neighborhood dispute concerning a small strip of lawn, highlighting community tensions and legal interpretations of property boundaries.
Is it still possible to apply for many 'WZs' for one property?
The Polish Ministry of Development and Technology has proposed changes to the zoning law that would limit who can apply for construction conditions for properties, amidst high demand.
Succession Law: what happens to property if there are no heirs
The article discusses what occurs with inherited property in Argentina when no heirs can be located, highlighting the laws and processes involved.
Conjugal Usucapion: When Abandonment Can Ensure Home Ownership
Brazilian law provides a specific type of usucapion for cases of abandonment known as conjugal usucapion, allowing an abandoned spouse to acquire full ownership of a property after two years.
Father Sold Anurag's Property, Broke Relationship with Pregnant Daughter-in-law, Manager Reveals
YouTuber Anurag Dobhal is currently fighting for his life after a suicide attempt and subsequent car accident, amid allegations of being disowned by his father.
Rentals: after the exemption from Income Tax, a specialist analyzes whether it is convenient for the owner to be a monotributista or not
This article discusses the implications of a recent law in Argentina regarding income tax exemptions for property owners and the considerations for landlords in choosing their tax status.
Will there be expropriations in Texas? The law signed by Greg Abbott that limits property ownership for foreigners
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has signed a law restricting foreign ownership of land, emphasizing national security concerns.
Man arrested suspected of assaulting partner, tearing off a gate, and breaking car windows on Women's Day in the interior of São Paulo
A man was arrested for allegedly assaulting his partner and damaging property on Women's Day in Presidente Epitácio, São Paulo.
Iran promises to confiscate the property of expatriates collaborating with Israel and the USA
Iran has announced plans to confiscate the assets of expatriates who collaborate with the United States and Israel, following a recent law enacted after a conflict with Israel.
How to Save on Rent Tax, Learn About Section 24 and Business Income Rules
The article explains how income from rental properties can be categorized under Indian tax law to optimize tax liabilities for property owners.
Meloni: "Without words. Children are not the property of the State"
Giorgia Meloni expresses her strong disapproval regarding the removal of children from their mother's custody, emphasizing that children should not be considered state property.
Council approves adjustments to the law that changed the IPTU value in Piracicaba; see how the voting went
The City Council of Piracicaba approved changes to the municipality's Tax Code regarding property tax values after extensive debate.
Eva Decroix's U-Turn: Criticizes Controversial Law While Having Proposed It
Former Justice Minister Eva Decroix criticizes a controversial law regarding the seizure of illicit property that she previously supported and presented as a necessary measure.
Divinópolis creates law that rewards residents for reporting wildfires, illegal waste disposal, and vandalism
Divinópolis has enacted new laws to combat illegal waste disposal and vandalism, which include rewards for residents who report these offenses.
The police chief of Mejorada ordered the only patrol in the municipality to control access to the building where the mother-in-law of the mayor had been squatted
The police chief of Mejorada del Campo instructed the lone municipal patrol to oversee access to a building where squatters occupied a property belonging to the mayor's mother-in-law.
Good news in Illinois: how the new official law provides relief to seniors regarding property tax
A new law in Illinois aims to provide property tax relief to seniors, allowing them to defer payments and avoid losing their homes amid rising inflation and property valuations.
Neighbors refuse to pay their community's expenses: there is leeway, but less and less
Neighbors in a Spanish residential community are increasingly refusing to pay extraordinary expenses required for building upkeep, amid rising costs and regulatory pressures.
Guayaquil simplifies the process for extinguishing family patrimony of legalized properties starting this February 27
Guayaquil's municipal government has streamlined the process for extinguishing family patrimony for legalized properties, reducing the timeframe significantly for property owners.
VARAM and the Rēzekne Municipality do not agree on the draft law regarding 'Goru'
VARAM and the Rēzekne Municipality are in disagreement over a draft law concerning the establishment of an institution called 'Goru', highlighting issues with vague definitions and property transfer models.
Is Japan's AI Law Powerless Against Foreign Companies?
Japan's new AI law has been ineffective in addressing unauthorized uses of iconic characters like Son Goku and Doraemon by foreign tech firms.
Three Types of Gifts – Which One to Close? Notary Explains
The article discusses the complexities surrounding gift contracts and the potential for them to be contested under Latvian law, particularly emphasizing the rights of legal heirs.
Britain: Officers stole money from migrants – The amount amounts to hundreds of thousands
Six British immigration officers have been accused of stealing cash and property valued at hundreds of thousands of pounds from migrants arriving in small boats in the UK.
You don't have to report transfers from your wife or husband. But there are exceptions
A recent clarification from Polish tax authorities confirms that transfers between spouses are generally not considered gifts for tax purposes, depending on their marital property regime.
After determining the property boundaries, the bailiff gets involved at the end
A legal decision was made regarding the boundary delineation between neighboring properties, yet complications arose when a request for execution of the decision was dismissed by the court.
Inheritance Law: the reason why you may be left out and not inherit a property
The article discusses how divorce affects inheritance rights under Argentina's Inheritance Law.
J-K: Police Action Against Terrorism, Property of Pakistan-Based Handler Seized
The Jammu and Kashmir police seized the property of Pakistan-based terrorist handler Swara Din in a significant operation against terrorist networks operating from across the border.
Why Did the Fence Collapse Near Nausėda's House? Institutions Cite Different Reasons
A fence surrounding Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda's residence has been partially demolished following a complaint to the authorities regarding its legality and its encroachment on state land.
Brit personal trainer detained in Dubai two years after breaking UK law
A personal trainer from the UK has been detained in Dubai two years after being convicted of possessing criminal property in the UK.
Brits could be banned from buying homes in these parts of Spain
Proposed legislation in the Balearic Islands of Spain seeks to prevent non-residents, particularly British nationals, from purchasing property.
A man's visit to the Vilnius police: he comes as a victim, leaves as a suspect
A man approached the Vilnius police regarding lost property but ended up being arrested after he attacked an officer.
WATCH ⟩ After years of discussions, the Saeima hastily amends the law to protect families from property loss
The Saeima of Latvia has fast-tracked amendments to property laws in response to cases like that of the Stankeviču family, who face losing their home purchased from a fraudster.
The law signed by Greg Abbott in Texas that eliminates taxes for charity organization owners
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a law that eliminates property taxes for certain charity organization owners, part of an effort by the Republican Party to reduce tax burdens for citizens and businesses.
'I'm a solicitor - here's how to resolve boundary disputes with your neighbour'
Sophie Campbell-Adams, a solicitor, provides guidance on resolving common boundary disputes between neighbours.
The Catalan PP announces a challenge to the Constitutional Court against the limitation of speculative housing purchases agreed between Illa and the commoners
The Catalan PP plans to challenge the proposed law limiting speculative housing purchases in Catalonia, claiming it attacks private property rights.
Inheritance, separation, and assets: lawyer warns against decisions that cannot be postponed
A Brazilian lawyer emphasizes the importance of timely decisions regarding inheritance and family law to prevent future conflicts and losses.
Greg Abbott Turned It into Law: Homeowners in Texas Will Pay Less Property Tax Starting in 2026
Starting January 1, 2026, homeowners in Texas will benefit from a significant reduction in property taxes due to new legislation signed by Governor Greg Abbott.