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Uzbekistan 07/11/2024 Law on recognition of rights to illegally occupied land and property comes into force

Law on recognition of rights to illegally occupied land and property comes into force

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) —  On 8 November, a new law comes into force in Uzbekistan, which recognizes rights to land and properties illegally occupied by citizens before 1 May 2018.

Under the law, citizens will now have the opportunity to legally formalize ownership or lease agreements for the following types of properties:

- Land plots illegally occupied before 1 May 2018, for individual housing construction, as well as the buildings and structures located on them.

- Land plots occupied by individuals or organizations before 1 May 2018, exceeding the area specified in existing documents, including buildings and structures on those plots.

- Properties for which rights had not been fully recognized due to the expiration of the "one-time action" period.

- Land plots allocated by district (city) khokims before 8 June 2021, but not approved by regional khokims or the local councils of people's deputies.

- Residential properties located in horticultural and vineyard associations, and the land occupied by them.

- Land plots where businesses placed their facilities before 9 March 2020, in small industrial zones.

- Land plots occupied by privatized buildings and structures under state orders.

- Land plots with buildings for which ownership rights have been recognized by a khokim's decision.

This law is aimed at legalizing the rights to land and buildings that were previously used without formal recognition.

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