Abstract
The article aims to analyse the constitutional aspects of the regulation on land transactions in Poland. After the general introduction, it scrutinises the notion of agricultural real estate and the self-farming obligation. In the end, it concludes by shedding light on the constitutional law problems arising from the regulation in force. Moreover, the article gives an in-depth analysis on the current Polish land transaction regime.
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