Ukraine: Permits can be issued without an ownership document if roads, railways, power transmission lines etc. reconstructed

01.07.2010 (12:07)

The Verkhovna Rada has repeatedly passed a law on amendments to some Ukrainian laws associated with the improvement of state regulation in housing construction sphere, taking into account proposals of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.

The law says that if motor roads, railway tracks, power transmission lines, communication networks, pipelines and other networks are reconstructed or overhauled, permits to do construction can be issued without a document, which confirms the right of ownership or the right to use land plots.

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