There is a draft “anti-patodeloperacian” act
The Minister of Funds and Regional Policy Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz informed that Poland 2050 submitted a draft “anti-patodeloperian” act in the Sejm. She added that public consultations are to start on Wednesday. The minister emphasized that The developer must be responsible for the flaws of the apartment. “Enough privileges for large interest groups at the expense of people. After the adoption of the Act on the openness of the prices of development apartments 1: 0 for people. We play” – she wrote in social media.
What will the act change?
The new regulations will include buyers of apartments, single -family houses and commercial premises, who have concluded developer or other development agreements with developers obliging to transfer ownership. The amendment restores the warrantyguaranteeing more effective pursuit of claims for disadvantages of premises, part of common buildings or infrastructure. “We want every buyer to have clear rights, and developers have real responsibility for the offered real estate,” commented Kamil Wnuk, co -author of the project.
There is a response of developers
The Polish Association of Development Companies (PZFD) believes that the bill submitted in the Sejm regarding warranty “will contribute to ordering the issue of responsibility for the disadvantages of the premises, which from the beginning of the new Act on the protection of the rights of the buyer of the residential premises raised numerous interpretative doubts. ” deserves a positive assessment as an action organizing the legal status and removing unnecessary interpretation doubts. “
The minister announces further actions
The Minister of Funds Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz announced on Tuesday that the draft bills on the openness of the prices of apartments and “forcing developers to remove pathodeweloper flaws” is not the end yet. “In the queue – disclosure of transaction prices” – she wrote.
The Sejm adopted an act regarding the prices of apartments
On April 24, the Sejm adopted a law that orders developers to publish housing prices in sales announcements. She was supported by 418 deputies, and two parliamentarians from the Confederation Club abstained. Now the law will go to the Senate. The bill was prepared by Polish MPs 2050. It provides, among others penalties for developers for lack of transparency. They will have to inform about all price changes and additional purchase costs, and in the case of failure to comply with the obligation, they will threaten them UOKiK control. Pursuant to the Act, the Office will have the right to impose a fine of 4 percent on the developer. annual turnover for a developer who will not comply with the provisions of the Act.
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Sources: Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz (X, X),, Poland 2050, PZFDIAR