Parliament receives “Svoj na svome” property-registration amendments
The government sent parliament proposed amendments to the property-rights recording and registration law known as “Svoj na svome”, N1 and 021 report, citing Nedeljnik. The proposal—not current law—would change fees for rural family houses over 400 m², offer new options to apartment buyers in buildings with developer debts, and tighten payment and registration rules.
What matters
Still a proposal
The government sent the amendments into parliamentary procedure; the reports do not say they have been adopted.
Homes over 400 m²
The proposal would apply the preferential fee up to 400 m² and the higher fee only to the actual excess in rural family homes.
Apartment buyers
The sources point to new options for apartment buyers in buildings where developers have not met their obligations.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: amendments before parliament
N1 reports that the government sent the bill to parliament. It highlights rules for rural family homes over 400 m², buyers in problematic buildings, and payment and registration.
021: proposed registration amendments
021 also reports the amendments' submission to parliament and describes preferential fees for rural family homes: the higher rate would apply only to area over 400 m².
Overall takeaway
The proposal affects a broad group of owners and buyers, but practical consequences depend on the parliamentary process and the final text.