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The concept of state ownership in property is still known in Slovenia today as the State is often treated as one of the owners. Besides the laws guiding the relationship towards property, its registration and protection in general, we also have a law regulating the specificity of relations between the state and property. Despite the well-set legislation in this field, which provides a quality protection of property and also its regulated management of public real estate registers, the reality of managing the state property is completely different. For the major part, the fault for this situation can be attributed to the relationship towards property in the previous periods.

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State ownership in public real estate

registers - the basis for management

in the Republic of Slovenia

Tomaž Petek

FIG/FAO international seminar, Budapest, September 2012

REPUBLIKA SLOVENIJA

MINISTRSTVO ZA INFRASTRUKTURO IN PROSTOR

GEODETSKA UPRAVA REPUBLIKE SLOVENIJE

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Content of presentation:

• INTRODUCTION

• LOCKING BACK

• STATE PROPERTY TODAY

• CONCLUSIONS

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Home of 2.054.741

inhabitants

Area of 20.273 km2

Hous numbers: 536.616

Settlements: 6031

Wooded area: 66%

Land parcels: 5.392.020

Buildings: 1,161.407 mio

Coastline: 46 km

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LOCKING BACK• Beffore 1991 part of former Yugoslavia

• After world war II

– procedures of land confiscation, nationalisation

and agrarian reform

– State property was described as "national

property" .

– Constitutional act 1953 – social or common

property – terminated after independents 1991

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STATE PROPERTY TODAY

• Information of the ownership form land

registry – public awailable

• The right to own private property writen in

article 33 of Slovenian constitutions

• state is treated the same as any other

owner

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STATE PROPERTY TODAY

• state ownership does not deviate from the

general rules

• specific legislation governing the

management of real estate property

• Administrator of state owned real estate

• A public real estate fund was established,

but its performance in terms of real estate

management has not been sufficient.

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STATE PROPERTY TODAY

• Privatisation of companies after 1992

– Law on Ownership Transformation of

Companies Act, 1992

– Law on the Farmland and Forest Fund of the

Republic of Slovenia, 1993

– Law on Privatization of Social Property, 1997

• Denationalisation Act, 1991

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Farmland and Forest Fund of the

Republic of Slovenia

• Administration of state owned agricultural

and forestry land 63.470 ha (9,7%)

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STATE PROPERTY TODAY

• today in Slovenia are state-owned – 467,790 parcels (from more than 5 milion)

– 46,329 parts of buildings that (from 1,2 milion)

– The total value of land is 4.7 billion €, (9% of total)

– the share of buildings is € 8.3 billion.

– The Farmland and Forest Fund of the Republic of Slovenia manages 127,412 parcels of agricultural land. (63.470 ha from 662.884 ha)

– Approximately 75% of parcels and parts of buildings have registered administrator of state property in the land and buildings cadastre.

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PRIVATE VERSUS PUBLIC

• Public law restrictions

• Conflict with private interest

• Land surveyor killed by land owner

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CONCLUSIONS

• regulatory framework in this area has been

designed professionally and with the best

intentions,

• we must take into account the actual situation in

this area and walked the previous path.

• when the wheels move into the right direction

appear immediately a new good intentions and it

all starts again.

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THANK YOU !

Tomaž Petek

e-mail: [email protected]

www.geoportal.gov.si

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