The participants of the "round table" discussed the use of the land legislation in Uralsk

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Uralsk held "Round table", in which judges, representatives of Akimat of Uralsk, Uralsk land relations department, research and production center for land cadaster, non-governmental organizations and the media discussed the use of the land legislation.

The Chairman of the judicial board on civil cases of the West Kazakhstan regional Court Bakhytbek Begaliyev noted the importance of the discussion topics for the general public.

Talking about the practice of considering cases, involving land disputes, court judge N2 of Uralsk Rushangul Isabekova voiced statistics on cases of this category. According to her, in 2015 the production of the court N2 of Uralsk received 62 statements, which completed 58 cases. In the first half of this year, it was received 33 civil cases, 30 of them are completed proceedings.

A study of civil cases, involving the use of the land legislation, has shown that disputes considered by the court № 2 of Uralsk, mainly refers to the requisition of land from unlawful possession, removal of obstacles in the use of land, the definition of land boundaries, the demolition of illegal buildings on other people's land plots with challenging decisions and actions of state bodies and officials. The judge recognized the important circumstances to which the courts should pay attention to the resolution of the question of making such claims, as well as citizens when applying to the court claims.

During the meeting, the participants of the "round table" noted that the main cause of the dispute is the violation of land legislation in the provision or termination of property rights and land use rights, the illegality of the akims of the decisions and resolution of the Akimat to provide the citizens of rights to land plots, determination of their borders, malfeasance or omission authorized in the sphere of land relations of state bodies.

It is noted that the cause of a dispute over the boundaries of land is the fact that many plots of land did not put on the cadastral registration or put on the cadastral registration without defining their boundaries.

Source: 
Press service of the West Kazakhstan regional court