Building Law: Articles and Legal Insights
Welcome to our Building Law category, where you can find a curated selection of legal articles and insights focusing on construction regulations, property law, and disputes in the building sector.
Commentary on Judgment No. 3043 of 2024: Execution of the Demolition Order for Building Offenses
Let us analyze judgment no. 3043 of 2024 concerning building offenses, particularly the obligation to demolish illegal constructions and the deadlines for self-demolition.
Judgment No. 20270 of 2022: Offenses in Seismic Zone and Autonomy of the Legal Cases.
Let's analyze ruling no. 20270 of 2022, which clarifies the autonomy of the offenses related to the absence of written notice and the lack of authorization for construction interventions in seismic areas, highlighting the prerequisites and the differences between the two cases.
Judgment no. 21198 of 2023: the principle of proportionality in the order to demolish illegal buildings.
Analysis of ruling no. 21198 of 2023, which highlights the importance of the principle of proportionality in the demolition of illegal buildings, especially when it concerns the only family home.
Judgment No. 21192/2023: The Unity of the Construction Work and the Necessity of Authorizations.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation highlights the importance of a unified assessment of construction works, emphasizing the legal implications for the requirement of permits and authorizations.
Judgment no. 18267 of 2023: ex post authorization and violations in seismic areas.
Let's analyze ruling no. 18267 of 2023, which clarifies the lack of extinguishing effect of the subsequent authorization for works in seismic areas. Let's explore the meaning and legal implications of this decision.
Commentary on Judgment No. 29342 of 2024: Manifestly Unfounded Constitutional Legitimacy Question.
Analysis of ruling no. 29342 of 2024, which rejects the constitutional legitimacy issue of Article 75 of Presidential Decree 380/2001 due to the lack of a testing certificate in construction works.
Judgment No. 29117 of 2024: the principle of proportionality in the order for the demolition of illegal constructions.
The recent ruling of the Naples Court emphasizes the importance of the principle of proportionality in the assessment of demolition orders, highlighting the interaction between public interest and property rights.
Judgment No. 28727 of 2024: Conditional Suspension and Demolition of Illegal Works
Let's analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the terms for the demolition of unauthorized works in the case of a conditional suspension of the sentence. An important decision for construction law.
Violation of legal distances: commentary on Ordinance No. 17758 of 2024.
Analysis of the recent Order No. 17758 of 2024 by the Court of Cassation regarding the violation of legal distances and the existence of damage, with particular attention to the criteria for proof and compensation.
Judgment No. 26282 of 2023: Limits and Implications of the Demolition Order in Building Crimes.
Let’s analyze the recent ruling of the Court of Cassation that clarifies the rights and duties of defendants and third parties regarding demolition orders for illegal constructions, with particular attention to the issues that can be raised in the execution incident.