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Land compensation – in theory and practice ; Markersättning – Teori och praktik
In order to satisfy the demands on our environment it’s essential that there are laws who regulates and makes it possible for the authorities to compulsory acquire land for the good of the public’s interest. The infrastructure connects different types of constructions and buildings and let the people travel between them. The infrastructure can also be used to transport different goods and natural resources, such as water supplies and electricity. Without this type of legislation, it would be difficult, time consuming and expensive to fulfill different kinds of projects. An example of this is the construction of a highway. In most cases it would cross a high number of properties where each owner had the power to exploit the monopoly situation to his or her own benefit, in order to either raise the price significantly or in other way impose their will. A district in the municipality of Huddinge was earlier designated for summer houses. When more and more owners started to live there permanently and the solution for the sewage system no longer was sustainable something had to be done. The municipality had more or less two choices, either to solve the problem by agreement with the property owners or to use the legislation to forcibly acquire land for the new sewage system and the new streets. The municipality tried to solve the problem by agreement and succeeded very well, only one property owner didn’t comply with the will of the municipality and turned the offer down. Since there are laws regarding the compensation for the land that can be compulsory acquired this should affect the outcome of an agreement. The purpose for this report is to compare the compensation given by the municipality according to the agreements to the compensation that would be given if the land was taken forcibly. The results show that the difference between the agreements between the municipality and each owner and if the land had been taken compulsory can vary much. In our assessment of the payments we can divide it in more or less two ...
Land compensation – in theory and practice ; Markersättning – Teori och praktik
In order to satisfy the demands on our environment it’s essential that there are laws who regulates and makes it possible for the authorities to compulsory acquire land for the good of the public’s interest. The infrastructure connects different types of constructions and buildings and let the people travel between them. The infrastructure can also be used to transport different goods and natural resources, such as water supplies and electricity. Without this type of legislation, it would be difficult, time consuming and expensive to fulfill different kinds of projects. An example of this is the construction of a highway. In most cases it would cross a high number of properties where each owner had the power to exploit the monopoly situation to his or her own benefit, in order to either raise the price significantly or in other way impose their will. A district in the municipality of Huddinge was earlier designated for summer houses. When more and more owners started to live there permanently and the solution for the sewage system no longer was sustainable something had to be done. The municipality had more or less two choices, either to solve the problem by agreement with the property owners or to use the legislation to forcibly acquire land for the new sewage system and the new streets. The municipality tried to solve the problem by agreement and succeeded very well, only one property owner didn’t comply with the will of the municipality and turned the offer down. Since there are laws regarding the compensation for the land that can be compulsory acquired this should affect the outcome of an agreement. The purpose for this report is to compare the compensation given by the municipality according to the agreements to the compensation that would be given if the land was taken forcibly. The results show that the difference between the agreements between the municipality and each owner and if the land had been taken compulsory can vary much. In our assessment of the payments we can divide it in more or less two ...
Land compensation – in theory and practice ; Markersättning – Teori och praktik
Forsling, Oskar (author) / Jakobsson, Daniel (author)
2013-01-01
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Electronic Resource
English
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710
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