Housing
PS and BE demand urgent hearing for Miguel Pinto Luz; Socialists call it a "particularly serious case"
Opposition parties are demanding an urgent parliamentary hearing for the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing regarding the new Urban Rehabilitation Legal Regime, which reduces the statute of limitations for legally challenging municipal urban planning decisions from ten years to three. Parties allege a potential conflict of interest, suggesting the law may benefit the minister regarding his previous roles as a councillor and vice-president of Cascais City Council.
Why it matters
While this is a political investigation, the change in law itself—which you should be aware of if you are involved in property or urban planning disputes—significantly shortens the time you have to legally challenge municipal urban decisions from ten years to three.Diário de NotíciasRead original ↗
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