In Austria, your property is in principle constitutionally protected from access by the state – and yet there are exceptions. In certain cases you can also be expropriated. Krone+ explains when something like this can happen, who can take what from you and how you can possibly ‘defend’ yourself against this coercive measure.
They are rather the exception among the many options for transferring ownership, but they also occur again and again in Austria: expropriations. “However, the cases in which disagreements exist between the parties before, during or after a procedure are the most publicized,” says legal scholar Christoph Bezemek, dean of the University of Graz’s law faculty.
Source: Krone
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