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Post by fidobsa on Feb 12, 2018 13:43:09 GMT 1
Interesting. When I bought my place I just bought the building land part, there were 2 other areas available but they were agricultural. The small field to the side of my land has since been bought by another villager but there is still a smaller orchard area at the back which is currently abandoned. I suppose Brexit will put the kibosh on it but if not I might put in a silly low offer on that bit of land when the law changes.
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Post by Ribaric on Feb 12, 2018 23:42:45 GMT 1
I don't know if this is pertinent but land "at the back" must have a vehicle sized access track "put" to it. If the orchard at the back doesn't have this becasue the land in front of it was sold, then some monkey business has gone on at the land registry. As for Brexit, everything is still up in the air (particularly the Irish 'border') but according to the latest HMG press releases, "existing" UK nationals will be able to hang on to the deals/circumstances currently in place. Perhaps its's time to set things up to take advantage of that?
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Post by Ribaric on Feb 12, 2018 23:50:42 GMT 1
As for crazy laws..... A company thinks you owe them money, they go to a lawyer (or use their own) to issue an application for repayment of debt. This goes to the local Notar who stamps it (without a second glance) and submits it FINA. FINA have no obligation to check the facts, they merely issue an order to your bank to block your account and take any monies deemed to be owed. No court decision is involved, just a Notar and FINA. You now have to make the case to prove you didn't owe the money and try and get it back but you can only do that through court action.
Banditry, pure and simple.
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Post by capo on Feb 13, 2018 22:46:43 GMT 1
The most ridiculous law IS FOR Permanent stay 4-have knowledge of the Croatian language and the Latin script as well as of the Croatian culture and the organization of the Croatian society, for Croatian nationality 3. Article 10 of the Law on Croatian Citizenship stipulates that an alien ( foreigner) married to a Croatian citizen and granted a permanent residence in the Republic of Croatian, can acquire by naturalization Croatian citizenship although he/she may not be meeting the requirements of Article 8, Paragraph 1 Item 1 to 4 of the Law on Croatia Article 8, Paragraph 1 Item 4 is have knowledge of the Croatian language and the Latin script as well as of the Croatian culture and the organisation of the Croatian society, so the funny thing is you cant have Permanent stay if you dont speak croatian however for getting Croatian Citizenship you dont need to speak croatian if you are married from croatian national and have Permanent stay .. so how you will got Permanent stay in the first place if you dont speak croatian
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Post by Ribaric on Feb 14, 2018 11:42:35 GMT 1
I don't know if this is pertinent but land "at the back" must have a vehicle sized access track "put" to it. If the orchard at the back doesn't have this becasue the land in front of it was sold, then some monkey business has gone on at the land registry. As for Brexit, everything is still up in the air (particularly the Irish 'border') but according to the latest HMG press releases, "existing" UK nationals will be able to hang on to the deals/circumstances currently in place. Perhaps its's time to set things up to take advantage of that? but according to the latest HMG press releases, "existing" UK nationals will be able to hang on to the deals/circumstances currently in place. Do you have a link to that press release Rib ?? www.ruralpropertycroatia.comI don't now. I signed up to receive emails from... www.gov.uk/browse/abroadIt's a GOV UK service which allows you to select the topics in which you have an interest and get 'regular' emails from them when something is decided or a speech is given from a ministry. I saw a speech by Mrs May but, as it was just a speech, it didn't survive a recent cull of my inbox.
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