REFLECȚII CU PRIVIRE LA DREPTUL DE PROPRIETATE PUBLICĂ AL UNIUNII EUROPENE
Reflections on The Public Property Law of the European Union

Author(s): Valentin-Stelian Bădescu
Subject(s): EU-Legislation
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: Romania; European Union; public property rights; national law; Union law;
Summary/Abstract: Traditional institution in administrative law, with constitutional significance, public property belongs exclusively to the state or territorial administrative units, the sphere of goods being determined on the basis of the criteria of public tyranny. The exercise of public property is achieved through the creation of specific real rights, listed by the Civil Code. The way in which these real rights are constituted, exerted, defended or defended are reasons why public property "must be preserved and passed on to future generations", with a view to the balanced development of society as a whole. As far as the European Union right of public ownership is concerned, it is easy for the legislator to invent, with good intentions, rights in favor of different social categories, only that the organization of the implementation of the laws that define their content and their concrete execution often the consumption of important public funds, lower than the benefits of improving the situation of those targeted by granting those rights.

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