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The Plenum of the Supreme Court approved new clarifications on unauthorized structures

The new Resolution addresses various circumstances that do not qualify as grounds for recognizing a structure as an unauthorized construction, specifies the list of structures not subject to the rules on unauthorized constructions, and resolves an array of disputes that tend to arise when legalizing an unauthorized construction.

Our experts, Evgeny Oreshin, Daria Chueva, Denis Mikhailichenko and Ivan Tebenev, provided their comments on several vital issues concerning unauthorized constructions.

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