The State Duma talked about ways to protect against the privatization of land by neighbors

If the landowner uses it for business, his neighbors may complain to the local administration and government agencies. Nikita Chaplin, a State Duma deputy and chairman of the Union of Summer Residents of the Moscow region, told about this on August 2.

"The first thing to do is to check whether the change of purpose of the building has been coordinated with the local authorities. If an apartment building has been redone, <...> without a permit, this is a violation of urban planning regulations," he said "Газете.Ru ".

Chaplin recommended that residents unite to file a complaint and request a tax audit of the owner.

"A collective appeal to the prosecutor's office or Rosreestr carries more weight than complaints from individual citizens. It is also worth checking whether the owner pays taxes on the rent.

It is important not to turn a blind eye to violations, but to purposefully seek their elimination. An owner who has not properly registered his business will be faced with the need to choose: either legalize it or stop it," the expert emphasized.

Digital checkpoint: the State Duma wants to oblige operators to enable call filtering for free

The measure is aimed at combating phone fraud

Anton Nemkin, a member of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy and a deputy, said on July 29 that Russians would be able to independently abandon mass mailings. The law allowing this will come into force on August 1.

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