Previous Page  85 / 391 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 85 / 391 Next Page
Page Background

COMMERC I AL LAW

71

The Liquidation of the Real Estate

If it is established at the end of the investigation that the real estate

or the limited rights

in rem

are being utilized in a way that is contrary to

the Title Deed Act or the Current Regulation, this situation is notified to

the Ministry of Finance. The Ministry of Finance will grant the company

a delay of 6 months for the liquidation. This delay may be extended once

for justified reasons. In case the liquidation does not take place within this

period, it is effectuated by the Ministry of Finance according to the general

provisions. The income generated from the liquidation will be deposited

into a bank account that will be opened on behalf of the holder of the right.

Transitional Clauses

The clauses of the Current Regulation will apply to operations initiated

before October 6, 2010, and that have not yet been finalized.

The utilization within the scope of activity designated in the articles of

association of the real estate and limited rights

in rem

acquired before the

entry into force of the Current Regulation will be evaluated in accordance

with the Current Regulation.

Conclusion

It can be clearly seen that the points in the Former Regulation that

were criticized have been fixed by the amendments. Firstly, the definition

of foreign investor is given, so as to avoid confusion. The system of

examination of conformity to the articles of association of the company

concerning the acquisition of real estate is abandoned, and a commitment

by the company in this matter is found adequate. A time limit is set forth for

the institutions that will make an examination of any step of the application,

and the arbitrary prolongation of the operations is prevented. In addition,

the fact that the documents requested in the application process are listed

as

numerus clausus

will avoid differing practices. I think that these new

clauses will significantly facilitate and accelerate the acquisition of real

property and limited rights

in rem

by the foreign investors, provided that

uniformity is obtained concerning the practice of the different governors’

offices. On the other hand, taking into consideration the importance of the

issue and the effects and consequences concerning liquidation, it would