Zákony IV. 2025

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Stavebný zákon, Energetika, Stavebné výrobky, Bývanie, Pôda

  • Stavebný zákon a súvisiace predpisy
  • Energetika
  • Bývanie
  • Pôda

Titul obsahuje úplné znenie novelizovaných zákonov, vyhlášok a opatrení z oblastí stavebníctva a rozvoja bývania. V publikácií sú zákony venované územnému plánovaniu, vlastníctvu bytov a nebytových priestorov, výstavbe, štátnej podpore nájomného bývania, energetike, pozemkovým spoločenstvám, vlastníctvu k pozemkom a iné.

Titul obsahuje:
1. Stavebný zákon a súvisiace predpisy
Zákon č. 50/1976 Zb. o územnom plánovaní a stavebnom poriadku (stavebný zákon)
Zákon č. 200/2022 Z. z. o územnom plánovaní
Zákon č. 201/2022 Z. z. o výstavbe
Zákon č. 182/1993 Z. z. o vlastníctve bytov nebytových priestorov
Zákon č. 608/2003 Z. z. o štátnej správe pre územné plánovanie, stavebný poriadok a bývanie... Zákon č. 162/1995 Z. z. o katastri nehnuteľností a o zápise vlastníckych a iných práv k nehnuteľnostiam (katastrálny zákon)

2. Energetika
Zákon č. 251/2012 Z. z. o energetike
Zákon č. 555/2005 Z. z. o energetickej hospodárnosti budov

3. Stavebné výrobky
Zákon č. 133/2013 Z. z. o stavebných výrobkoch
Vyhláška č. 323/2010 Z. z., ktorou sa vydáva Štatistická klasifikácia stavieb

4. Bývanie
Zákon č. 150/2013 Z. z. o Štátnom fonde rozvoja bývania
Zákon č. 222/2022 Z. z. o štátnej podpore nájomného bývania
Zákon č. 443/2010 Zb. o dotáciách na rozvoj bývania a o sociálnom bývaní
Zákon č. 310/1992 Z. z. o stavebnom sporení
Opatrenie č. 230/2024 Z. z. o výške štátnej prémie na stavebné sporenie na rok 2025
Prehľad opatrení o výške štátnej prémie na stavebné sporenie

5. Pôda
Zákon č. 229/1991 Zb. o úprave vlastníckych vzťahov k pôde a inému poľnohospodárskemu majetku
Zákon č. 97/2013 Z. z. o pozemkových spoločenstvách
Zákon č. 330/1991 Zb. o pozemkových úpravách, usporiadaní pozemkového vlastníctva, pozemkových úradoch, pozemkovom fonde a o pozemkových spoločenstvách
Zákon č. 180/1995 Z. z. o niektorých opatreniach na usporiadanie vlastníctva k pozemkom
Zákon č. 503/2003 Z. z. o navrátení vlastníctva k pozemkom...
Zákon č. 504/2003 Z. z. o nájme poľnohospodárskych pozemkov, poľnohospodárskeho podniku a lesných pozemkov
Zákon č. 280/2017 Z. z. o poskytovaní podpory a dotácie v pôdohospodárstve a rozvoji vidieka...
Zákon č. 282/2015 Z. z. o vyvlastňovaní pozemkov a stavieb a o nútenom obmedzení vlastníckeho práva k nim...

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Number of pages:
608
Year of publication:
2025
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