Garage amnesty extended to 2031
The law extending the 'garage amnesty' to 2031 came into effect on September 1, allowing simplified registration of capital garages and land under them built before December 30, 2004.
Consensus
- The law extending the 'garage amnesty' came into effect on September 1.
- The extension applies to capital garages built before December 30, 204.
- The law allows simplified registration of both garages and land under them.
- The program was initially introduced on September 1, 2021.
- Over 840,000 objects have been registered under the program so far.
- An additional over 500,000 objects are expected to be legalized by 2031.
- The law does not apply to temporary metal structures.
- Pavel Krasheninnikov is the initiator of the law.
- Vladimir Yakushev is a co-author of the law.
Points of divergence
- The law was enacted to help involve hundreds of thousands of objects into the legal turnover and bring order to the land and property sector. — kommersant
- The law's extension is described as a step 'towards people' and aims to protect citizens' rights and add order to land and property relations at local levels. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Law on extending the "garage amnesty" has come into force — Коммерсантъ
- Law on extending the "garage amnesty" until 2031 has taken effect — Интерфакс
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