Add to ORKGThis Article provides a comparative overview of compensation rules pertaining to the reduction of development rights due to revised land-use plans at both the provincial and the federal level. The Article will first focus on the constitutional aspects of the right to compensation. Afterward, the Article will provide a comparative description of the law in each of the provinces, and will discuss both substantive and procedural rules and regulations
This two-volume Symposium covers eleven advanced economy, democratic countries and represents a wide...
The traditional dichotomy between governmental regulation and takings law no longer represents a via...
In Switzerland, the land management regime is characterized by a liberal attitude towards the instit...
This Article primarily discusses governmental liability in the Netherlands for the consequences of l...
This Article will describe the origins of the basic principle of non-compensation, the limits of its...
The purpose of this Article is to examine the role of compensation rights in property reduction due ...
As we will see, rights to compensation in the U.K. are very limited and are largely related to the r...
The aim of this Article is to present an overview on Finnish legislation on land-use restrictions an...
This radical response to the compensation problem makes the Articles in this Symposium, which report...
Land Administration Systems are the basis for conceptualizing rights, restrictions and responsibilit...
The paper discusses the mode of land acquisition for public road development resulting from the proc...
The article proves that expansion of the list of the grounds for withdrawal of land plots for public...
The next section of the Article will address the question of takings with regard to the provisions o...
The considerations of the article focus on the planning power exercised by a municipality as a unila...
Graduation date: 2011A plethora of land use policies are implemented at the local, state, and federa...
This two-volume Symposium covers eleven advanced economy, democratic countries and represents a wide...
The traditional dichotomy between governmental regulation and takings law no longer represents a via...
In Switzerland, the land management regime is characterized by a liberal attitude towards the instit...
This Article primarily discusses governmental liability in the Netherlands for the consequences of l...
This Article will describe the origins of the basic principle of non-compensation, the limits of its...
The purpose of this Article is to examine the role of compensation rights in property reduction due ...
As we will see, rights to compensation in the U.K. are very limited and are largely related to the r...
The aim of this Article is to present an overview on Finnish legislation on land-use restrictions an...
This radical response to the compensation problem makes the Articles in this Symposium, which report...
Land Administration Systems are the basis for conceptualizing rights, restrictions and responsibilit...
The paper discusses the mode of land acquisition for public road development resulting from the proc...
The article proves that expansion of the list of the grounds for withdrawal of land plots for public...
The next section of the Article will address the question of takings with regard to the provisions o...
The considerations of the article focus on the planning power exercised by a municipality as a unila...
Graduation date: 2011A plethora of land use policies are implemented at the local, state, and federa...
This two-volume Symposium covers eleven advanced economy, democratic countries and represents a wide...
The traditional dichotomy between governmental regulation and takings law no longer represents a via...
In Switzerland, the land management regime is characterized by a liberal attitude towards the instit...