The Senate seeks to pass the Private Property Act, without the chapter on the sale of land to foreigners
The Senate seeks to pass the Private Property Act, without the chapter on the sale of land to foreigners.
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Summary
The Senate seeks to pass the Private Property Act, without the chapter on the sale of land to foreigners. A period of up to 10 days is set to ensure a housing alternative before eviction. Loss of profit is only recognized if it is duly accredited and has a 30% ceiling on the value of the emerging damage, except for reliable evidence of a greater injury.
Furthermore, With regard to popular mobilization in front of the Congress against the Law, it will continue despite the official withdrawal of rural land.
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The Senate seeks to pass the Private Property Act, without the chapter on the sale of land to foreigners.
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A period of up to 10 days is set to ensure a housing alternative before eviction.
according to La Nación (AR) — PolíticaLoss of profit is only recognized if it is duly accredited and has a 30% ceiling on the value of the emerging damage, except for reliable evidence of a greater injury.
according to La Nación (AR) — PolíticaWith regard to popular mobilization in front of the Congress against the Law, it will continue despite the official withdrawal of rural land.
according to El Cronista
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