Benefits of Conciliation:
Fast and Easy Solution: Conciliation saves time and financial burdens by ensuring that the expropriation price is determined without going to court.
Agreement-Based Solution: Since conciliation is a solution based on the mutual consent of the parties, it can produce a more satisfactory result for both parties.
Prevention of Legal Disputes: Conciliation helps prevent possible legal disputes by ensuring that the expropriation price is determined without the need for administrative and judicial processes.
Conciliation Process:
Presentation of Offer: The administration submits a price offer for the immovable property to be expropriated.
Negotiations: The owner evaluates the offer and presents a counter-offer if necessary. The parties try to reach an agreement through bargaining under the leadership of the conciliation committee.
Conciliation Minute: When an agreement is reached, a conciliation minute is prepared and signed by the parties.
Payment of Price: The administration pays the price specified in the conciliation minute to the owner.
Things to Consider in Reconciliation:
Rights of the Owner: The owner must know all of their rights during the reconciliation process and ensure that these rights are respected.
Expert Assessment: The owner can have the value of the real estate determined by an expert before reconciliation. This information can give the owner strength during the bargaining process.
Legal Support: The owner can receive legal support from a lawyer during the reconciliation process.
Times: The owner must follow the legal time periods regarding reconciliation and exercise their rights in a timely manner.
