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The necessity of calculating the RPPI based on the valuation of transactions versus stock of houses was also discussed. House Prices and Indices 33. (...) It describes the steps used to calculate average house prices and compile house price indices at the regional and federal levels. (...) He underlined the necessity to further test the methods developed on various types of houses. He also stressed that according to Eurostat findings the size of the lot/house is not the only price-determining characteristic and that the location of the house is a variable that needs to be taken into account.

In this case, after 10 years of possession, settlers were allowed to become owners of the occupied housing unit. 24. The dispossession of occupancy rights of refugees, IDPs and returnees has been, together with the destruction of houses, one of the main housing challenges of post-war Croatia. (...) A/HRC/16/42/Add.2 10 GE.10-18010 seek permission from the nominal owner. Unlike other OTR holders, protected tenants are also not allowed to perform any business activity in their flats or to own a vacant house anywhere in the territory of Croatia. 29. (...) Those most affected were former OTR holders of former socially owned apartments who have lost their occupancy rights and have applied to the housing care programme; owners of private property allocated for temporary use to displaced Croats and to Croat settlers; and owners of war damaged residential houses, who applied for State reconstruction assistance.20 Reconstruction and reparation of war-damaged houses 38.

Court of Claims to review the Clinton administration’s 1998 bombing of a pharmaceutical plant in Sudan and to determine whether Congress should award the plant’s owner $50 million in compensation. While administration critics on Capitol Hill have previously questioned the attack, Rohrabacher’s legislation represents the first call for reparations and could bolster a move by the plant’s owner, Saudi businessman Salah Idris, to obtain compensation through his own lawsuit in the Court of Claims, filed in July. (...) To ensure that an independent body considers the question of compensation, Rohrabacher introduced a resolution triggering an established procedure in which the Court of Claims would review Idris’s case against the government and report n0066393.doc 3 S/2000/919 back to the House within 18 months. For passage, the resolution requires approval only by the House. If the court found that the attack was in error and recommended compensation, both houses of Congress could adopt its findings and pass legislation making a monetary award to Idris.

In addition, the eight years of war with Iraq resulted in massive destruction of houses and infrastructure in border areas, the impact of which is still a concern. (...) Authorities calculate that 17,000 houses were destroyed, as well as 3,000 office and public buildings. (...) The reconstruction of houses is carried out mostly in partnership with United Nations agencies or international organizations.

In contrast to the policies of previous Governments, all languages and cultures are given equal recognition under the Constitution, and each national group has the right to develop and promote its own culture and preserve its own history (art. 39, para. 2). (...) The independent expert welcomes the intervention of the House of Federation in issues which fall within its jurisdiction. 24. (...) Pastoralist ethnic groups are present in the House of Federation and the House of Peoples’ Representatives.13 However, pastoralist representatives working for NGOs14 are concerned that their opinions are not accurately represented and believe that the federal Government must play a more constructive role in reaching solutions to conflicts involving land use, that respect traditional lifestyles, land occupancy and usage. 58.

It was pointed out that the method developed for the Swedish CPI may not be suitable for countries where households move frequently from one own-house to another. 11. In the discussion that followed it was pointed out that there are dangers in the user-cost that include capital gains because it may result in both positive and negative expenditures. (...) The IMF stated that the house price index could be useful in carrying out monetary policy of a country although they are difficult to predict. 16. (...) A difference of opinion regarding the use of house prices in estimating depreciation was also noted.

GE.13-22777 (F) 200913 260913 Commission économique pour l’Europe Comité du logement et de l’aménagement du territoire Soixante-quatorzième session et réunion ministérielle

Divorce or separation can have serious consequences for the woman depending on where her propiska is registered, whether the marriage is legally recognized, and who the actual owner of the house is - the husband or his family members. (...) Courts may also grant a woman the same right of residence based on her being recognized in judicial proceedings as a “family member” of the owner under article 121 of the Housing Code. In both cases, this right is solely linked to residence in the actual house and is not an entitlement to property. If the owners of the house - in this case the in-laws - decide to sell the house, the daughter-in-law has no right to any proceedings of the sale or to live in the house after it is sold. 53 The Ministry of Internal Affairs will only register a residency pr

Persons belonging to the above categories are eligible for public housing if: (a) They do not own a house in the territory of the Republic; (b) They have not already obtained a house through the State Housing Fund; (c) They live in a dilapidated dwelling that does not meet sanitary and technical requirements; (d) They share a dwelling with two or more families; (e) They share the living space with a person suffering from a chronic disease. 29. (...) It consists of two chambers: the Senate (Upper House) and the Majilis (Lower House). 41. The Government exercises executive power, heads the system of executive bodies and oversees their work. (...) The Special Rapporteur has been informed that, in most cases, the monetary compensation provided to the owner or land user is not sufficient to allow evicted households to purchase an adequate house at market price in the same area.