During the raid conducted by the inspectors of the State Property Committee (SPC) in the Sabail district of Baku on April 21, they revealed facts of illegal building without any documents on 23 hectares of land owned by the state.
As the SCP press service said, monitoring over the execution of land legislation was also held in the Khazar district of the capital (the Zira and Turkan settlements) and several villages of the Absheron region (Novkhani and Mehdiabad). They found evidence of attempts to use agricultural land for other purposes.
These facts were recorded and caused financial sanctions in administrative proceedings.
Since the beginning of this year SCP has found 480 violations of land legislation. The total amount of fines imposed is not reported.
According to the changes in the Code of Administrative Violations, the financial penalties for breaking land legislation can be 8,000 – 10,000 manats, up to imprisonment. ----08D
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