The assignment-reception of land and urbanization works in the state urban planning legislation
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https://doi.org/10.24965/reala.vi219.8327Keywords:
Urban Planning Law, Administrative Law, collective interest, owners ground, public powersAbstract
SUMMARY: I. INTRODUCTION. - II. THE OBJECT OF THE DUTY TO GIVE FREE. - III. BUDGETS OF THE BIRTH OF THE OBLIGATION TO ASSIGN: 1. THE LEGITIMATE PLANNING: A) The forecast of the «quantum» of the assignments. B) The physical location of the "quod" to yield. C) The provision of the obligation of the acting Administration to receive the land and the works. 2. THE POLYGONAL ACTION. 3. SYSTEMATIC ACTION. 4. THE ORDER OF PRIORITIES. 5. THE EXCEPTION TO THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE: ARTICLE 40 OF THE MANAGEMENT REGULATION. - IV. THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ASSIGNMENTS: 1. THE ASSIGNMENT OF LANDS. 2. ASSIGNMENTS OF URBANIZATION WORKS: A) In the cooperation system. B) In the compensation system. - V. ASSIGNMENTS IN THE EVENTS OF EXCEPTION: 1. THE ACTIONS BY «SUBPOLYGONS» OF ARTICLE 180, 2, OF THE MANAGEMENT REGULATION. 2. THE COMMITMENT TO URBANIZE SIMULTANEOUSLY TO THE BUILDING OF LANDS ON URBAN LAND THAT DO NOT HAVE THE CONSIDERATION OF SOLAR (ARTICLE 40 OF THE MANAGEMENT REGULATION). - VI. CONCLUSIONS.
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