Non-residential buildings: legal regime, reconstruction, legalization

In this paper, the pros and cons of use in the practice of various models of property relations for non-residential buildings (buildings divided into premises, and buildings as uniform objects of ownership) are considered, as well as the limits of the application of the legislation on apartment buildings by analogy to non-residential buildings. The author analyzed the procedure for obtaining permits for the reconstruction of buildings, including those who are objects of cultural heritage, the legal regime and the conditions of participation in civil circulation of buildings, reconstructed in the absence of one or another permit, as well as the conditions for the legalization of unimprovantly reconstructed buildings. In addition, examples of court cases are considered about the reconstruction of buildings that have passed the reconstruction, in order of vinegar and restitution. Conclusions are made about what is happening with a mortgage building, if it is reconstructed after the mortgage register. Particular attention is paid to the procedure for transferring the common property of non-residential buildings to third parties. The book will be useful to managers, lawyers, employees of government bodies, as well as judges, lawyers and other practical workers