Nuosavybės teisės į nekilnojamąjį turtą

Abstract

Due to the economical reform, after the State has rejected planned - command economy and moved towards market laws and after proprietorship emerged, absolutely new civil and legal relations formed. In order to have an effective and thorough development it is very important to properly evaluate the peculiarities of proprietary regulation. The law of developed States separately defines proprietary of immovable property, which is a valuable specific item. In the legal system of Lithuania, which is intensively being is a valuable specific item. In the legal system of Lithuania, which is intensively being reformed, there are still some limitations left, which are being analysed in this article and which become very apparent compared to the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.