Round table: "Property restitution/compensation: General measures to comply with the European Court's Judgments"
bucarest, 17 February 2011
Presentations
Session 1: Experience Sharing – Challenges relating to the property restitution/compensation at a national level
- Experience of Albania: "Chronological overview of the property restitution and compensation process in Albania" by Mr Alfred Rushaj, Deputy Minister of Finance, Albania
- Experience of Bulgaria: "Bulgarian perspective of the problems concerning the restitution and compensation process" by Ms Daniela Masheva, Deputy Minister of Justice, Bulgaria
- Experience of Poland: "Polish experience of pilot procedure and implementation of judgment Hutten-Czapska against Poland – an example of specific not compensatory redress" by Mr Piotr Styczeń, Deputy Minister of Infrastructure, Poland
Session 2: Legislative framework – the law-making process relating to property restitution / compensation and related challenges
- Experience of Poland: "Rapporteur's summary" by Mr Jakub Wołąsiewicz, Agent of the Government before the European Court of Human Rights, Poland
- Experience of Germany: "Germany’s legislation regarding restitution and compensation of property abusively taken over by the State in the light and the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights" by Mr Harald Koenig, Federal Officer for Central Services and Unresolved Property Issues, Germany
- Experience of Poland: "Polish experience in the implementation of the European Court of Human Rights judgements on restitution of property" by Mr Tomasz Kuchenbeker, Legal Advisor, Ministry of Treasury, Poland
- Experience of Slovenia: "Regulation concerning denationalization in the Republic of Slovenia " by Ms Mija Cankar, Senior Legal Adviser, Ministry of Justice, Slovenia
- Experience of Hungary: "Property compensation" by Mr Gábor Czepek, Head of Department for Private Law and Justice, Hungary
Session 3: Implementing measures – Property restitution / compensation process and related challenges
- Experience of Croatia: "The challenges relating to the implementation of the legislation and difficulties encountered in the process of property restitution/compensation" by Ms Štefica Stažnik, Agent of the Government before the European Court of Human Rights, Croatia
- Experience of Lithuania: "Lithuanian experience in the field of restoration of property rights to former owners" by Mr Irmantas Jarukaitis, Judge at the Supreme Court, Lithuania
- Experience of Albania: "Property restitution/compensation: General measures to comply with the European court’s judgments" by Ms Ledina Mandia, General State Advocate, Albania
- Experience of Latvia: "The Process of Land Property Restitution in Latvia" by Ms Laila Medina, Deputy State Secretary, Latvia
- Experience of the Czech Republic: "Restitution of agricultural assets in the Czech Republic after 1989" by Mr Tomáš Doucha, Deputy Director of the Institute of Agriculture Economics and Information, Czech Republic
- Experience of Slovakia: "Relevant case-law concerning Slovakia" by Ms Marica Pirošíková, Government Agent before the European Court of Human Rights, Ministry of Justice, the Slovak Republic
