A Comparative Analysis of the Material Content of City and Territorial Planning Legislation as applicable to Autonomous Regions

Authors

  • Ricardo Santos Diez

Keywords:

Legislación urbanística, Doctrina constitucional, Comunidades Autónomas, España

Abstract

In this paper, the author remarks that the legal vacuum set up by Constitutional Court Sentence 61/199 7 drove Autonomous Reg. Govts. to the passing of legislation aimed at recovering the use of basic tenets of the old 1992 Reformed Text or, failing these,those of the Reformed Text of 1976, all this despite the fact that the new Land Usage & Assessment Act, if passed, would come into regulating effect throughout the Autonomous Regions. Taking as given that the 1992 Reformed Text holds to many of the precepts of that of 1976, he then undertakes an itemized analysis (planning, ownership, execution and discipline of works) of how much of the real content of these earlier laws is still in effect with respect to the Autonomous Regions, doing so as a first and temporary analysis that might serve for future reference when making others such that would test out just how far the new Act will be said to have unified or further diversified criteria in its scope.

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Published

1997-12-22

How to Cite

Santos Diez, R. (1997). A Comparative Analysis of the Material Content of City and Territorial Planning Legislation as applicable to Autonomous Regions. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, (113-114), 621–628. Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/CyTET/article/view/84433

Issue

Vol. XXIX, núm. 113-114 (1997)

Section

Articles

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Copyright (c) 1997 Ricardo Santos Diez

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