On what legal grounds can local governments (LSGs) limit the allocation of a land plot to the size needed only for an existing structure, instead of providing 2 hectares, as required by law?
The article states that in the Kirovohrad region, a group of officials seized land worth 4 million UAH. Is there criminal liability for such actions under Ukrainian law, and what are the possible consequences for those involved?
What is the current position of the court in cases regarding the appeal of the decisions of local government, which, upon the application of a citizen to grant a permit for the production of a land management project on a land plot with an approximate area of 2 hectares for the purpose of further free privatization, a decision was made to grant a permit for a much smaller area
Do I believe that the new draft law on supervision of the legality of decisions of local self-government bodies, which provides for the adoption of decisions only by the court, is a sufficient guarantee of protecting the rights of local self-government? To what extent can this affect the effectiveness of supervision and will local self-government bodies be able to independently ensure the legality of their decisions?
If the new bill 14048 is adopted, will the central executive body, designated by the Cabinet of Ministers, be able to appeal in court the decision of a local government body to allocate a land plot for development if, in your opinion, this decision violates the law?
If local governments make illegal decisions, will I, as a citizen, be able to challenge them in court and receive compensation for the damage caused if I did not know and could not have known about the illegality of such a decision?