sundvõõrandamist
Sundvõõrandamist, often translated as forced alienation or expropriation, is a legal process by which the state or a public authority can acquire private property against the owner's will. This is typically done for a legitimate public purpose, such as the construction of infrastructure like roads, railways, or public buildings, or for land reform initiatives. The process is usually governed by specific legislation that outlines the conditions under which expropriation can occur, the procedures to be followed, and the compensation that must be provided to the property owner.
The core principle behind sundvõõrandamist is the idea of eminent domain, which recognizes the state's inherent
In many legal systems, sundvõõrandamist is subject to judicial review, meaning the property owner can challenge