Under Serbian law, acquisition of title to real estate is traditionally based on a valid legal ground (iustus titulus) and registration as the decisive act of acquisition (modus acquirendi). Registration therefore has constitutional relevance, producing erga omnes effects and enabling reliance by third parties.
Read articleThe pledge is one of the oldest and most widely accepted instruments for securing claims. Already in Mesopotamian and Hittite legal systems, forms of pledge existed, although at that time even members of a debtor’s family (e.g., sons)…
Read articleThe Extension of Time (EoT) mechanism is widely used in construction contracts to account for delays beyond the contractor’s control. However, under Serbian law, EoT is not a legally enforceable right even if explicitly agreed upon by the…
Read articleThe National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia adopted several proposed laws related to construction during its session on 26 July 2023. These are:
Read articleThe Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of the Republic of Serbia introduced newest amendments of the Rulebook on Conditions and Procedure for Public Bidding for Lease/Use of State Owned Agricultural Land (“Official…
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