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Abstract
The article deals with the features of the legal regulation of the seizure (redemption) of land and buildings located on it in the Grand Duchy of Finland for the purpose of using it for public needs (cities, settlements), eliminating crowding of buildings to improve fire safety, as well as for the construction of navigable channels, tracks and other railway structures. It is indicated that in Finland during this period, such processes took place based on a special decree of December 12, 1864. This document guaranteed the owners of the seized property the payment of its full value, and the process itself was quite democratic, with the invitation of appropriate specialists. In cases of litigation, they were decided by local courts
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