EXPROPRIATION LAW

Expropriation Law is a highly technical and specialised area of law that regulates actions taken by the state or public legal entities concerning privately owned immovable property for purposes of public interest. The expropriation process consists of several stages, including the adoption of a public interest decision, property valuation, settlement negotiations, administrative procedures, and judicial proceedings. For this reason, it is essential to protect the rights and interests of both property owners and public authorities properly. Our office provides professional legal support to clients throughout the entire expropriation process, ensuring that complex procedures are conducted lawfully and transparently.

One of the most important issues encountered during expropriation proceedings is determining the actual value of the property and establishing fair compensation accordingly. As errors made at this stage may lead to significant losses of rights, obtaining specialist legal support is of great importance. Our office represents clients in settlement negotiations and provides effective legal solutions in matters such as compensation assessment cases, claims arising from de facto expropriation without formal proceedings, and disputes relating to exchange and abandonment transactions. Our services also include reviewing the legality of administrative acts carried out during the expropriation process and filing annulment actions where necessary.

Expropriation Law concerns not only property owners but also investors, municipalities, public institutions, and all stakeholders involved in a project. Therefore, proper management of these processes is critical to maintaining the balance between public interest and the protection of private property rights.