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Nationalisation of Manorial Estates and Some Current Issues of Restitution of the Property Confiscated During the Yugoslav Communist Rule in Eastern Croatia

The end of the Second World War resulted in numerous attempts to establish a new organization of property rights relations on the territory of FNRJ. Following the adoption of the Constitution of 1946 there were attempts to regulate by the post-war legislation the question of nationalization of various forms of private property. The above legislation thus became the foundation of the establishment of a new social and legal order. The process of nationalization strongly affected the legal status of individual manorial estates in eastern Slavonia. Although listed manors had lost their distinctive shape and size of the property by the agrarian legislation adopted between the two World Wars, the application of regulations on nationalization resulted in a weakening of economic activity and some proprietary issues that are still trying to be solved by the application of The Act on Restitution/ Compensation of Property Confiscated During the Yugoslav Communist Rule. This study will seek to determine whether there are legitimate beneficiaries to whom the property may be granted, when it comes to the former manors in eastern Croatia, also to determine the legal basis of their claims as well as to determine the possibility of their realisation.

World War II ; property rights relations ; agrarian reform ; nationalization ; The Act on Restitution/ Compensation of Property Confiscated During the Yugoslav Communist Rule

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