Will Fear and Migration Be Prevented by Rajasthan's 'Disturbed Area Bill 2026'?
The Rajasthan government introduced the 'Disturbed Area Bill 2026' which allows any area in the state to be declared as disturbed, leading to strict legal consequences and restrictions.
They are sentenced to 6 months in prison and a fine of $706 for trying to recover their rented property
An elderly couple in Ecuador was sentenced to prison and fined for attempting to evict a tenant from their property, leading to public outcry over the case's irregularities.
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.
Court: The demolition of the motel in Neringa will cost the state 931 thousand euros
A court in Lithuania ruled that the state must compensate for the demolition of a motel in Neringa, amounting to 931 thousand euros due to illegal administrative decisions.
Dirty oven and stains on the door – landlord withheld the entire rental deposit
A Finnish consumer dispute board recommends that a landlord return 1,460 euros of a 1,500-euro rental deposit that was withheld due to alleged property damages and cleaning deficiencies.
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.
IOC defends T-shirts promoting 1936 'Nazi Games' after backlash
The International Olympic Committee has faced backlash after selling T-shirts that commemorate the controversial 1936 Berlin Olympics, defending their decision as a means to preserve intellectual property rights.
They occupy, the State pays: 21 million for 'Spin Time'
A court ruling has ordered Italy's Ministry of the Interior to pay over 21 million euros to the rightful owners of a property known as Spin Time, which has been occupied since 2013 by artists and intellectuals fighting against eviction.
Businessmen have 15 days to vacate the area of an old hospital in MT after court decision
A court in Brazil granted a 15-day notice for businessmen to vacate a site of the former Santa Tereza Hospital in Cuiabá, favoring the heirs of the property.
Students from ‘El Mexe’ protest at the SEP in Hidalgo; claim ‘stolen’ land
Students from the Luis Villarreal Normal Rural School in Mexico protested at the regional education office, demanding the return of what they believe is their stolen property after vandalizing the premises.
COURT ⟩ The right to use a parking space can be transferred with the consent of other apartment owners
The Estonian Supreme Court ruled that the right to use a parking space registered in the land register can only be transferred with the consent of other apartment owners.
Rwanda: Land Termination Policy Raises Questions Over Property Rights
Kigali's new land policy compels landowners in prime areas to develop their properties or risk losing ownership, raising concerns over property rights and due process.
When the Neighbor Informs the Building Authority: A Dispute Over a Fence in Riga Reaches the District Court
A property dispute over a fence in Riga, which has stood for over 20 years, escalates after local authorities order its demolition due to a neighbor's complaint.
Marx as a Republican: Why Abolish Property Right Away?
The article explores Bruno Leipold's insights into Karl Marx's political thought, particularly regarding the relationship between property rights and the distribution of wealth without socializing the means of production.
What to do if the landlord asks you to vacate the apartment before the lease expires
The article discusses tenant rights in Argentina regarding early lease termination when a landlord requests the apartment back before the contractual end date.
'My neighbour trimmed and damaged my trees but he says I'm the problem'
A homeowner is seeking advice after a neighbor drastically trimmed and damaged their mature oak trees, claiming the homeowner is the real issue.
The UN calls on Israel to revoke land registration in the West Bank
The UN has urged Israel to revoke its land registration initiative in the West Bank, citing concerns about escalating tensions and the impact on Palestinian property rights.
Legalizing Theft: Israel's 'Taboo' for Confiscating West Bank Lands Ignites Social Media
Israel's decision to settle and register lands in the occupied West Bank as 'state property' has triggered widespread outrage on social media, with many calling it a license for theft.
Israel: Large areas of the West Bank declared as state land - allegations of 'de facto annexation'
The Israeli government is officially registering large swaths of occupied West Bank land as state property, drawing strong criticism from the Palestinian side and human rights organizations who accuse it of 'de facto annexation.'
Debtors are prioritized, owners of apartments are hardly protected by the state, readers write
The article discusses the challenges faced by apartment owners in Czechia regarding state-protection policies that favor debtors over landlords.
Breaking | Israel Hayom Sources: The Israeli Government Aims to Approve the Registration of Lands in the West Bank as State Property
The Israeli government is reportedly seeking to start the registration of lands in the West Bank with the intention of designating them as state property.
Everything is Allowed
The article discusses issues surrounding property rights and resource management in Ecuador, highlighting the challenges posed by weak institutions and the prevalence of violent conflicts over natural resources.
Legal Column: Do Tenants Have to Sign a Protocol Before Moving Out?
The article discusses whether tenants are legally required to sign a return protocol when moving out of a rental property in Germany.
Group slams A’Ibom property tax bill as ‘anti-people’
A civil society group in Nigeria has denounced the Akwa Ibom Property Tax Bill, labeling it as oppressive and detrimental to the state's citizens.
Benefit freeze may violate property protection
Sweden's legal council warns that the government's proposal to freeze benefits for those on social insurance may conflict with fundamental legal rights and property protection.
Conflict at Viñedos La Redonda: Who is the founder of the winery in Querétaro?
A recent operation regarding alleged dispossession at Viñedos La Redonda has put the company in the judicial spotlight and renewed interest in its origin.
Who is obligated to clear snow from pedestrian and bicycle paths?
The article discusses the legal responsibilities of property owners in Poland regarding snow and ice removal from adjacent pedestrian and bicycle paths as per the relevant law.
The government has classified Taraba's pumped storage power plant as a significant investment
The Slovak government has designated the Málinec – Látky pumped storage power plant as a significant investment, facilitating quicker approvals and perceived threats to local property rights.
EU, the 'Salis line' on housing does not pass
The European Parliament's special committee on the housing crisis adopted its final recommendations, addressing public housing and short-term rental regulations among other issues, but Italy's stance on owner protections faced challenges.
[Exclusive] Repeated Dismissals of Property Damage Claims by Dismissed Teachers from the Korean Teachers Union... Criticism for Relying on 'Bad Laws'
The court has consistently rejected the property damage claims of dismissed teachers from the Korean Teachers Union, leading to criticism that it fails to critically assess outdated laws regarding labor movements.
After the latest update of 'CapCut', be aware of what you may lose before you press 'Agree'
The recent update of CapCut's terms of service has sparked concerns over user privacy and intellectual property rights after the platform claimed extensive rights over user-uploaded content.
Kapčiamiesčio Community: Cottage Owners Disagree with Planned Eviction Due to the Military Training Area
The community of Kapčiamiesčio is opposing the planned eviction of cottage owners for military training grounds, asserting that no agreements have been reached regarding compensation.
How the state can take over your property
Proposed amendments to Finland's existing expropriation law would allow the government to seize properties in urgent situations without voluntary negotiations.
The European Parliament points to 'squatting' as a problem affecting 'all of Europe' and calls for 'rapid mechanisms' for owners to recover their homes
The European Parliament has recognized illegal squatting as a widespread issue across Europe and is urging member states to implement quicker legal mechanisms for property owners to reclaim their homes.
STF suspends land demarcation of indigenous territory in MT due to lack of compensation to owners
The Brazilian Supreme Court has suspended the demarcation of the Uirapuru Indigenous Land in Mato Grosso due to complaints from landowners regarding their property rights.
Justice orders the return of occupied land for 20 years in a neighborhood of Campo Grande
The court in Mato Grosso do Sul ruled that two properties in the Jardim Botafogo neighborhood of Campo Grande must be returned to their rightful owner after being occupied for 20 years.
A legal expert warns the public: squatters don't want you to know these three facts
A legal expert offers homeowners crucial tips to protect their property against squatters.
Last year, the number of applications to the Constitutional Court increased
The article discusses the rise in cases reviewed by the Constitutional Court related to national security and democracy, including issues regarding election campaigning in Russian and property rights.
From weak incentives to a virtuous circle in agriculture
The article discusses how strict enforcement of property rights is essential for agricultural advancement, using China as a case study to illustrate this theory.
Neighbour raised alarm about racehorse neglect before animal's death
A racehorse owner has been charged after a gelding was found dead on a Victorian property, following previous reports of neglect by a nearby resident.
Mrak Taritaš: Why wait a year? Let the new minister immediately abolish the tax on pensions
The HSS, GLAS, and DOSIP parliamentary group is urging the immediate abolition of the pension tax, arguing that pensions are property rights, not income, and the new minister should not delay the relief for retirees who want to work.
End to State Claims on Citizens' Properties Even with Ottoman Firmans by the Hatzidakis Bill
The Hatzidakis bill aims to halt state claims on citizens' properties, including those based on old Ottoman documents, thereby blocking lawsuits related to homes and entire communities.
"Return the Remains": Former Leader of Aum Shinrikyo's Daughter Appeals, Government Loses Again in Second Trial
The daughter of former Aum Shinrikyo leader Chizuo Matsumoto has won a court decision ordering the government to return the remains and hair of her father, as the court rejected the government's appeal on the basis of property rights.
Authorities debate land conflict in a city on the coast of Piauí where even the city hall has no registration
Officials from the Piauí State Court of Accounts met to address land disputes in Cajueiro da Praia, aiming to regularize properties and ensure legal security for residents and businesses.
Feijóo, on the anti-eviction decree: "People's rights are being expropriated, as in other latitudes"
Alberto Núñez Feijóo criticized the government's anti-eviction measures, stating they infringe on landlords' property rights without justification.
DOJ opening civil rights probe after Catholic school in California broken into, vandalized
The Justice Department is investigating a vandalism incident at Holy Innocents Catholic School in Long Beach, California, where significant damage was done to school property.
The State has been fighting for 30 years to vacate the Ojos del Guadiana and is about to achieve it
The State has been battling for three decades to restore access to the Ojos del Guadiana, a key water source in the region, which has been obstructed by private property.
Tallinn City District Government Debates the Fate of a Section of Kalamaja Street
The Tallinn City District Government is debating whether to revoke the construction conditions for a segment of road between Valgevase and Linda streets, initiated by the previous government, as the current district mayor believes they infringe on property owners' rights.
New real estate registry by AADE: What changes for owners and leases, sweeping checks
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) is preparing a new registry for properties that will gather data on rights, areas, uses, and leases of houses in the country, set to be operational by the end of March under a new digital platform for property management.
Widows in Kenya are accustomed to losing their property with their husband's death. But some of them have begun to fight for their rights.
The article discusses the struggles of widows in Kenya, like Rebecca Anyango, who are fighting against the denial of their inheritance rights after the death of their husbands.