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The Supreme Administrative Court reached a historic ruling that allows private property owners to preserve their rights despite prolonged absences. The court confirmed that claims protecting private ownership do not become statute-barred. It clarified that constitutional property rights do not expire over time and that the suit seeking to defend these rights remains valid as long as the ownership is still held by the claimant. Consequently, the case is to be returned for technical investigation to ensure that legal procedures have been followed and that there is no genuine need to modify the urban planning scheme. This decision solidifies the principle that rights related to private property are always protected and cannot be lost through lapse of time. It is a ruling that guarantees the ongoing safeguarding of property owners' rights against any violations or disputes that may last for many years.
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