The article analyses the acquisition of ownership of premises in place of a cooperative tenant’s right to the premises and makes two interpretative conclusions. First, in the case of the spouse’s rubbish, after the divorce, the property of the premises may be acquired by the surviving former spouse. This solution is not fair. In this respect, it is necessary to make a request de lege ferenda to amend to the Act on housing cooperatives. Secondly, former spouses may acquire ownership of the premises in fractional parts.
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