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Alarm clock: Government wants a single heir to be able to unlock undivided inheritances

⚖️ Legal 🏛️ Government#property-rights+3 more

The government is proposing legislation that would allow one individual heir to unlock assets from an undivided estate.

Público12 Mar

Alarm clock: Government wants a single heir to be able to unlock undivided inheritances

Chega, IL and CDS question expropriations of new regime for reconstruction after the storms

🏛️ Government ⚖️ Legal 🏠 Property#property-rights+2 more

The government assured that respect for property rights “is absolute.”

Correio da Manhã20 Feb

Chega, IL and CDS question expropriations of new regime for reconstruction after the storms

The problem isn't "signing without a lawyer". It's the lack of safeguards in a market where harm is predictable

🏠 Property ⚖️ Legal 🏛️ Government#property-rights+3 more

Laws exist to protect people who lack the means, time or knowledge to monitor what the State and the market ought to oversee. If protection always depends on hiring a lawyer, housing becomes even more of a product for those who can already afford the extra cost of security.

Expresso3 Feb

The problem isn't "signing without a lawyer". It's the lack of safeguards in a market where harm is predictable

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Property rights in Portugal

Alarm clock: Government wants a single heir to be able to unlock undivided inheritances

Chega, IL and CDS question expropriations of new regime for reconstruction after the storms

The problem isn't "signing without a lawyer". It's the lack of safeguards in a market where harm is predictable

Alarm clock: Government wants a single heir to be able to unlock undivided inheritances

Chega, IL and CDS question expropriations of new regime for reconstruction after the storms

The problem isn't "signing without a lawyer". It's the lack of safeguards in a market where harm is predictable