Identifier: TFG:76
Authors: Moreno Mogrovejo, Javier
Abstract:
This work deals with the Spanish expropriation system, then analyze it in the context of recent special autonomic laws, regulators of dwelling, whose efficacy and constitutionality has been proved. The method that is used for the development of this work, is, in the first part the study of the theoretical frame of the expropriation Spanish system, in which is analyzed its historical evolution, the different methods that exist, the compensation for the expropriated property, the right of reversion, what the register of property did in relation to the expropriation, and the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights about the forced expropriations that are realized in Spain. In the second part, are examinated the different items or concepts of an empty house, which exist at the different regional laws, data of the “INE” relating to the number of uninhabiting houses in Spain and the arrangement that the Public Administration made, in order to stop the big amount of empty houses. Finally, at the third part of this work, we reflect of the Andalusian and Navarre constitutionality laws of housing that include the possibility to expropriate temporarily the usufruct of those houses that are an eviction foreclosure subject, whenever this houses are owned by people in special circumstances, like an social emergency