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METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINING AND ASSESSING MORAL HARM IN REAL ESTATE SEIZURES
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10.37547/tajas/Volume05Issue09-06
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Abstract
The study examines the methodology for determining and assessing moral hazard in real estate seizures. It provides a comparative analysis of international experience and applied methodologies.
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Keywords
Compensation
legal issues
expropriation
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