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3. Înscrierea unui imobil în inventarul bunurilor din domeniul public: nimic sau totul?
3. Entering a building in the inventory of public property: nothing or everything?

Author(s): Andrei Soare
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Civil Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: inventory; public property; title deed; administrative act; inalienability;

Summary/Abstract: Inventory: „List, catalogue, register, register, document in which are listed (and described quantitatively and in terms of value) all the goods that are, at a given time, in a household, an institution, a shop, etc.” As is well known, the inventory of goods in the public domain has been and still is a constant in the main special regulations on public property. Thus, the notion of inventory of goods in the public domain was initially found, benefiting from an important identification (in relation to the total number of articles) in the Law no.213/1998 and now, we find this notion in the Administrative Code, with a larger number of texts, which outline a more detailed regulation. There is a dissonance in content between the notion of „inventory” itself and its express enshrinement in first ranking normative acts. Did the legislator want to create a separate legal regime for this concept? Could this have consequences for the legal regime of public property? Can inventory become a „decisive” concept when a property is caught in a private public dispute? These are questions to which the present study will endeavour, if not to provide the answers, at least to open a door of enquiry and to make some progress in this direction.

  • Issue Year: 2024
  • Issue No: 03
  • Page Range: 463-473
  • Page Count: 11
  • Language: Romanian
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