Fair Price expropriation in the Netherlands
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https://doi.org/10.5821/ace.v3i9.2474Keywords:
Planning gain, land owner, expropriation legislation.Abstract
Capital gain arising from urban development in The Netherlands belongs the land owner. The expropriation legislation is coherent with this principle, in giving the owner the right to a valuation that includes the revaluation of the land deriving from its future use. From the end of the 1980s, when the public administration ceased practising active land a social housing policies en masse, and as a consequence the legal principles that attribute the urban development capital gain to the land owner, a rampant inflationary process has taken place in fair price expropriations.Downloads
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