Abstract

The subject of the article is the analysis of regulations regarding the consequences of violations of water relations on neighboring properties, from the perspective of the protected value. The regulations contained in the Water Law Act belong to the so-called neighborhood law, that can be find in legal acts from private and public law. Regulations regarding changes in water relations in the Act on nature protection in the area of nature protection, but also a botanical and zoo garden, are aimed at protecting water relations (protection in the form of a prohibition of change). However, this prohibition is not absolute. The common exception allowing a derogation from the ban are the needs justified by nature protection. In case of a collision between values, when a change in water relations causes damage in neighboring areas within the area of nature protection is justified by the need for protection, it is the administration authority task to weigh the values and provide protection to each of them as far as possible.

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