Analiza Baze podataka o prijavljenoj oduzetoj imovini
Analysis of Database on Recorded Confiscated Property

Summary/Abstract: In this paper the author tries to determine the extent of accuracy of data entered into the electronic database on registered confiscated property and subsequently demonstrate that restitution of property does not endanger any state or public interest but leads to the establishment of responsibility for individual existence. The author believes that confiscated property registered in the database, which would be subjected to restitution, is significantly smaller (bearing in mind all types of confiscated property) from the overall confiscated property of all types as well as from all types of disposable (previously confiscated) state owned property (mostly part of the monopolies). The principle of replacing (previously confiscated property) which does not exist anymore for some other state owned property (of the same market value) is fully possible and it is legally, economically and socially justified. It encourages the establishment of social and personal responsibility for private property. The author demonstrated that it is not necessary to burden the state budget by issuing the state securities, which would replace the process of property restitution. It would be at the same time financially, socially and politically damaging for the society and the state as well as it would result in having a public debt as a burden for society as a whole.

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