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Serbia: Public notaries and real estate transactions

October, 2014,
Public notaries (javni beležnici) have been active in Serbia for already a month[1]. This brings, inter alia, a number of novelties in real estate transactions. Agreements on disposal of rights...
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Legalization declared unconstitutional

June, 2013,
On 7 June 2013, the provisions of the Law on Planning and Construction (Zakon o planiranju i izgradnji, Official Gazette RS no. 72/2009, 81/2009, 64/2010, 24/2011, 121/2012 and 42/2013) on...
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Constitutional Court suspends conversion procedure

June, 2013,
On 23 May 2013, the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia decided to scrutinize the constitutionality of Article 103 para. 1 of the Law on Planning and Construction (Zakon...
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Law on Efficient Use of Energy – New costs imposed on real estate sector

April, 2013,
The Law on Efficient Use of Energy (Zakon o efikasnom korišćenju energije, “Sl. glasnik RS”, no. 25/2013) (“Law“), in force since 23 March 2013, introduces new requirements on real estate...
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Amendments to Law on Planning and Construction: Land conversion obligation postponed

November, 2012,
The Law on Planning and Construction, enacted in 2009, stipulated that after September 2010, companies acquired in privatization, bankruptcy proceedings or debt collection proceedings would not be able to obtain...
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Property transfer tax payment as condition to title registration in cadasre (again) declared unconstitutional

March, 2012,
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia declared on 19 April 2012 that Article 38a of the Property Tax Law (Zakon o porezima na imovinu, “Sl. glasnik RS”, no....
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Serbian Law on Public Property – Public property “push-down”

October, 2011,
Almost five years after the new Serbian Constitution permitted the de-centralization of state-owned assets and their push down from the Republic of Serbia to the municipal level, has the Serbian...
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Law on Property Restitution and Compensation – Finally enacted but already threatened with constituional challenge

October, 2011,
With a long delay and pressed by the European Union, Serbia has finally enacted the Law on Property Restitution and Compensation, dealing with property nationalized after WWII. However, no sooner...
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Amendments to Planning and Construction Law

April, 2011,
The Serbian Parliament has adopted amendments to the Planning and Construction Law. The amendments are primarily intended to speed up legalization procedures and the procedure to convert the right of...
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Government imposes cap on fee for mortgage registration

February, 2011,
The expense of registering  a mortgage in Serbia was exorbitant until recently. The Decree on the Fees for the Use of Survey and Cadastral Data and Services of the Republic...
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