DEMOLITION OF ILLEGAL BUILDINGS: PROCEDURE AND QUALIFICATION OF AN ACTION
The author shows the necessity of using only court rulings to authorize the demolition of illegal buildings as it will not allow the use of an administrative procedure to declare a building to be illegally constructed. The paper discusses the issue of qualifying the action against illegal construction within the framework of property actions' competition. The author also raises the question of who possesses the right to demand the demolition of an illegal building in court. The analysis of the theory and practice of illegal buildings' demolition is supplemented by defining the legal consequences of declaring a building to be illegally constructed.