The Detection and Evidence of Abuses in the Field of Real Estate Turnover Kosovo

AuthorBeka Agron
PositionProfessor, Dean in the Public University in Mitrovica; Professor in European College 'Juridica' in Prishtina, University of Mitrovica, Republic of Kosovo
Pages84-92
ACTA UNIVERSITATIS DANUBIUS Vol. 15, no. 2/2019
84
Agron BEKA
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Abstract: The aim of this paper is to point out the detection and evidence of abuses in the field of real
estate turnover in Kosovo. Compared with other forms of abuses determined by other branches of
law, this form constitutes a pillar linked with the civil law rules. In par ticular, the detection and
evidence of abuses in this field has a crucial role as a consequence that is directly linked with the
human rights, budget of the state and rule of law aim. This article uses several methods in concluding
the facts and proposals like comparative and empiric method.
Keywords: Criminality; organized crime; abuse; real estate; expertise; falsification; official duty;
money laundering; corruption; court; lawyer; notary; cadastre; etc.
1. Introduction
The detection and evidence of any crime is difficult and troublesome unless
scientific, professional, methods and tactics apply. Although abuse in the field of
real estate turnover, as part of organized crime, has special difficulties in detection
and argumentation, the crimes of this field in various forms interlaced the
corruptive activity. Abuse in the field of real estate turnover is one of the most
serious forms of criminality, and as such it is manifested during the creation of
contractual relations of sale, rent, real estate changes, etc. This form of criminality
is characteristic for all states where is present general criminality and in particular
economic criminality is.The structure of criminality varies with each crime,
depending on the way, time, place of performance and consequences. For this
reason it is necessary to adapt measures, actions and methods of detection and
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Professor, Dean in the Public University in Mitrovica; Professor in European College “Juridica” in
Prishtina, University of Mitrovica, Republic of Kosovo, Address: Filipa Višnjiča bb, 38220
Kosovska, Mitrovica, Republic of Kosovo, Tel.: 028 422 340, Corresponding author:
agron.beka@umib.net.
AUDJ, Vol. 15, No. 2/2019, pp. 84-92
The Detection and Evidence of Abuses in
the Field of Real Estate Turnover in
Kosovo

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