ПРАВИЛА ДЕНАЦИОНАЛИЗАЦИЈЕ У РЕПУБЛИЦИ ХРВАТСКОЈ
THE RULES OF DENATIONALIZATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA

Summary/Abstract: The restitution of the right to ownership of immovables that were forcibly transferred to social ownership (after World War II in the Republic of Croatia) has been reduced to the exception. The reasons for this are the doctrine that seeks to protect acquired rights and, secondly, the broadly accepted public interest of the Republic of Croatia and, above all, that all such immovables (to which social enterprises had the right of management, use or the right of disposal), in the meantime became the ownership of social enterprises and, in the case of nationalized apartments, of their tenants. The original owners (and their successors), in the case where restitution is excluded, are entitled to compensation in state bonds for the duration of 20 years, starting from the year 2000, or, in shares or stakes in the companies, of which the nationalized immovables have become the property, or, in the state Privatization Fund. On the other hand, owners of apartments are entitled to 25% of compensation in cash.

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