When the municipality makes a mistake on the amnesty: the TAR stops unmotivated demolitions The ruling of the Campania TAR clarifies the obligation for municipalities to conduct complete and motivated investigations in building amnesty proceedings, especially in the presence of landscape restrictions.

When the municipality makes a mistake on the amnesty: the TAR stops unmotivated demolitions The ruling of the Campania TAR clarifies the obligation for municipalities to conduct complete and motivated investigations in building amnesty proceedings, especially in the presence of landscape restrictions.

A recent ruling by the Regional Administrative Court (TAR) of Campania has established a fundamental principle regarding building amnesty and landscape restrictions, clarifying what the

Occupation of a communal garden for work: when is the compensation due? The Supreme Court of Cassation established that the temporary occupation of a condominium area for works justifies an economic compensation, but not compensation for damages, as long as it is proportionate and correctly communicated to the condominium owners.

Occupation of a communal garden for work: when is the compensation due? The Supreme Court of Cassation established that the temporary occupation of a condominium area for works justifies an economic compensation, but not compensation for damages, as long as it is proportionate and correctly communicated to the condominium owners.

The ruling of the Court of Cassation n. 32707 of 16 December 2024 addressed a topic of great importance in condominium law: theillegitimate occupation of