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Chapter 2. - Expropriation

Art. 1278Authority to Expropriate
Art. 1279National or Public Interest
Art. 1280Expropriation in Exceptional Cases
Art. 1281Rights Subject to Expropriation
Art. 1282Declaration of Public Utility
Art. 1283Specification
Art. 1284Personal Notification of Decision
Art. 1285Time Barred Negotiation
Art. 1286Judicial Proceedings of Expropriation
Art. 1287Statement of Claim
Art. 1288Special Requirements of Statement
Art. 1289Defense and Judgment on Expropriation
Art. 1290Appeal
Art. 1291Judgment of Expropriation
Art. 1292Expert Estimation
Art. 1293Expert Report
Art. 1294Legal Costs
Art. 1295Indirect Expropriation. - 1. Principle
Art. 12962. Application
Art. 12973. Restriction
Art. 1298Full Indemnification
Art. 1299Modifications
Art. 1300Date of Reference
Art. 1301True Value Indemnified
Art. 1302Advantages and Disadvantages
Art. 1303Abandoning Project. - 1. Principle
Art. 13042. Right of Pre-emption
Art. 1305Indemnification of Expropriated Rights
Art. 1306Indemnification of Expropriated Rented Premises

Civil Code · English · 2015

Article 1300

Date of Reference

When calculating the indemnification the value of the expropriated property on the day of the judgment of expropriation is decisive.

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Source title: Civil Code of the State of Eritrea
Edition: 2015
Issuing body: Ministry of Justice, State of Eritrea
Repository: FAOLEX
Language: English
Source pages: 364

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