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On December 16, at the extraordinary sitting the parliament in the first reading debated the draft law on Making Amendments and Addenda to the RA Civil Code with the enclosed legislative package.

The RA Deputy Minister of Justice Yeranuhi Tumanyants has informed that the main goal of the draft laws is the forecast of more effective legal mechanisms in fight against self-propelled construction. “After passing the law the legalization of the self-propelled buildings will be banned, and they are subject to destruction by the established order of the Government,” the Deputy Minister clarified. She has added that the person has the right to destroy the self-propelled building constructed in his/her plot, and regarding the self-propelled building constructed in another person’s plot, then it will be carried out exclusively judicially.

Before entering into force of this legislative package the enacting regulations will be applied towards the self-propelled constructed buildings. The Deputy Minister informed that those constructions should be counted in the Cadastre Committee in the established terms.

From January 1, 2021 until the moment of entering this law into force the self-propelled constructed buildings should be introduced for accounting (the unfinished self-propelled constructed buildings), after entering into force the decision of the Government within two months, until January 1, 2021 the self-propelled buildings constructed on the administrative borders of the City of Yerevan (self-propelled constructed buildings) until January 1, 2023.

Until January 1, 2021 the self-propelled buildings constructed on the administrative borders of the communities including the urban settlement (self-propelled constructed buildings) until January 1, 2024, until January 1, 2021 the self-propelled buildings constructed on the administrative borders of the communities comprised if exclusively rural settlements (self-propelled constructed buildings) until anuary 1, 2025 should be counted.