Objectives

The tremendous progress in various areas of development necessarily entails the creation of numerous infrastructure projects and the re-planning and organization of cities to achieve comprehensive development goals. This necessarily requires the issuance of expropriation decisions to fulfill the requirements of expanding sustainable development processes. Therefore, the course aims to:

Understand the concept of public benefit, its scope, its legal rulings, and its legal nature.

Understand the controls governing expropriation decisions in comparative legal systems.

Understand the controls on expropriation, its effects, objections, appeals, and compensation assessment.

Methodology

This training course utilizes a variety of group discussions, along with individual and group exercises. A number of written exercises will also be used throughout the course.

Target Audience

Administrative and executive officials

Judges, public prosecutors, arbitrators, investigators, inspectors, and financial controllers

Chairmen and members of quasi-judicial and administrative committees and committees investigating complaints and violations

Advisers, assistants, legal researchers, lawyers, and members of legal departments

Judicial and administrative police officers and members of oversight bodies

Target competencies

Fair compensation in expropriation

Cash compensation controls

The authority responsible for estimating cash compensation

In-kind compensation controls

Request compensation for expropriation

Procedures for disbursing expropriation compensation

Objection to expropriation compensation