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Jankowski P.

Przegląd Prawa Publicznego

2013

issue 7-8

20-30

Perpetual usufruct is a property law, that is made in favour of a legal or natural person for land that belongs to the Tresury or local government units or their associations. For a perpetual usufruct right there is a yearly charge. In case of a change of land value, the owner has the right to update the amount of charge for perpetual usufract. In case of a denial for updating the yearly charge the permanent user can apply to selfgoverning appeals board proper to location of the real estate, for a decision that the update of charge is unjustified or is justified in another amount. From a decision of the appeals board a proper authority or a permanent user can file an objection within 14 days from the date of a delivery of the decision to the common court. As a result of filing an objection, a decision of the appeals board loses its effect and the court starts a case in legal processing. A change of a yearly charge for perpetual usufruct can be also initiated by a permanent user during an update of a yearly charge. Landholder’s denial of considering the demand enables the user to file an application to an appeals board. A negative judgement of the self-governing appeals board allows the user to file an objection which is equivalent to passing the case to a common court.

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