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Prenájom hospodárskych úžitkov na konci feudalizmu v Starohradskom panstve

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Liščák M.
Acta historica Neosoliensia Vedecký časopis pre historické vedy
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2014
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vol. 17
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issue 1-2
39-55
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Manor Old castle was owned noble family Pongrac from the late Middle Ages.They acquired annually means of rural leases farm buildings and lands significant funding.Politics of hiring farm buildings so constituted one of the main sources of income of this feudal manor. While before the introduction of Teresian landowners even most economic enterprises was with manor operated at his own expense so after its introduction manor began promote new economic policy. It was his effort to lease a significant portion of its little regal rights to people ignoble origin for the purpose of raising revenue.This activity was especially highlighted in the final stage of feudalism during the first half of the 19th century. A specific feature of this manor was the ganging hiring benefits so with the rental pubs tenant got the right of alcohol burning, cutting meat and selling various goods. Alternatively, was leased to one tenant at a same time tavern, distillery and brewery or saw and mill. Waiving of red tape associated with the operation of economic units was reduced requirements for the number of bureaucracy while saving on salaries for officials increased the total net profit. This manor so employed less officials than the surrounding manors. Tenants of manor buildings were mostly residents of Jewish origin owning necessary capital, but also experience, literacy and extraterritorial contacts.
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‘Generation Rent’ and intergenerational relations in the era of housing financialisation

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Ronald R.
Critical Housing Analysis
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2018
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vol. 5
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issue 2
14-26
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Homeownership has been in decline in a number of developed societies since the early 2000s driven, primarily, by declining entry among younger households who have been increasingly pushed into the rental sector. This trend has been associated with a growing intergenerational divide, or even conflict, and the emergence of ‘Generation Rent’. This paper explores the conditions surrounding diminishing access to owner-occupation among new households with a focus on the historic maturation of homeownership sectors, the restructuring of the political economy (financialization) around housing wealth and the inter-cohort dynamics surrounding the accumulation and transfer of housing wealth. The paper takes an international perspective drawing on evidence from two parallel, but contrasting cases: Japan and the UK. The analysis illustrates the interrelatedness of interand intra-generational inequalities, with the former reinforcing the latter. It also focuses on the role of families as both a moderator of generational inequity at the micro level as well as an enhancer of socioeconomic inequalities overall.
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Investing on the Polish Market of Condo-Hotels and Apart-Hotels – Selected Legal Issues

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Badura E.
Review of European and Comparative Law
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2021
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vol. 44
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issue 1
155-179
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The institutions of a condo-hotel and apart-hotel are not defined in Polish legislation. However, ownership issues of such facilities are not entirely outside statutory regulations. Legal diversity, the absence of an unambiguous definition and of transparent statistical data, combined with the interchangeable use of the terms “condo-hotel” and “apart-hotel” by investors and operators of such facilities may raise concerns about the proper functioning of the market for this type of investment in Poland. The risks of investing in condo-hotels and apart-hotels in Poland can be divided into several basic categories.
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Cztery dokumenty wystawione przez arcybiskupa Jakuba w latach 1285–1298

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Librowski (oprac.) S.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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1984
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vol. 49
361-367
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Podstawy prawne umiejscowienia instalacji i urządzeń przedsiębiorstw sieciowych na obcych gruntach

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Nowak-Trochimiuk D.
Roczniki Administracji i Prawa
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2023
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vol. 1(XXIII)
175-197
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Business activities conducted by utilities are of a quasi-public character. The purpose of these activities is to supply consumers with electric energy, thermal energy, gas, water as well as to provide sewage disposal services. Utilities also include telecommunications enterprises and any other enterprises that carry on their business by using a network, that is, a complex system of closely interrelated, in physical, technological and functional terms, pieces of equipment that form a definite whole and are used to supply the users with utility services or to provide sewage disposal. Distribution networks are mostly located on land not belonging to utilities, but they are not a part of a given property if they are an asset of a utility. The aim of this article is a synthetic summary and presentation of the legal possibilities of legal foundation of technical infrastructure equipment on third party land. The legislator provides for a number of legal measures that allow distribution systems and equipment to be lawfully located on such land, so that reliable and uninterrupted supplies of thermal energy, electric power, water, gas and other utility services can be provided to consumers, but at the same time the legislator takes into account the interests of property owners, with special attention to respect for the right of property. The main purpose of the publication, based on a thorough, dogmatic method, is to analyze the provisions governing the location of network installations and devices on real estate, as well as the legal possibilities of legalizing their already existing foundation. In the analysis of this subject, the formal-dogmatic method, related to the exegesis of the legal text, the historical-legal method, as well as comparative legal studies were used.
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Prowadzenie działalności gospodarczej przez przedsiębiorstwa sieciowe ma charakter quasi- publiczny. Celem jest zaopatrzenie odbiorców w energię elektryczną, cieplną, gaz, wodę, a także odprowadzenie ścieków. Do przedsiębiorstw sieciowych zalicza się także przedsiębiorstwa telekomunikacyjne i wszystkie inne, które prowadzą działalność z wykorzystaniem sieci, czyli kompleksu ściśle powiązanych ze sobą pod względem fizycznym, technologicznym, funkcjonalnym urządzeń tworzących określoną całość, służących do doprowadzania mediów do odbiorców lub ich odprowadzania. Sieci przesyłowe w większości umiejscowione są na gruntach nienależących do przedsiębiorstw sieciowych, lecz nie stanowią części składowej nieruchomości, jeżeli wchodzą w skład przedsiębiorstwa. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest syntetyczne podsumowanie i przedstawienie prawnych możliwości legalnego posadowienia urządzeń infrastruktury technicznej na obcych gruntach. Ustawodawca przewiduje szereg środków prawnych umożliwiających legalne posadowienie instalacji i urządzeń w taki sposób, aby zapewnić niezawodne i pewne dostawy energii cieplnej, elektrycznej, wody, gazu i innych mediów do odbiorców, a jednocześnie uwzględnić interesy właścicieli nieruchomości, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem poszanowania prawa własności. Zasadniczym celem opracowania, w oparciu o gruntowną, dogmatyczną metodę, jest analiza przepisów regulujących usytuowanie instalacji i urządzeń sieciowych na nieruchomościach, a także prawne możliwości legalizacji już istniejącego ich posadowienia. W analizie tej tematyki została wykorzystana przede wszystkim metoda formalno-dogmatyczną, związana z egzegezą tekstu prawnego, metoda historyczno-prawna, a także komparatystyka prawnicza.
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