Justice Minister Nenad Vujić says that the announced changes to the Law on Enforcement and Security will protect citizens from homelessness. Milena Repajić from the United Action "A roof over your head", however, that the people with whom they are working now would remain unprotected by such changes in the law
What will happen to one married couple and eight single people at 51 Slanacki put, who are threatened with eviction? Who is responsible? What does the City say, and what does executor Ratko Vidović say? Finally, why are the citizens doubly damaged in this and why can they appeal only to the court in Cyprus
What is possible in the country of Serbia? Among other things, that the state and parastatal institutions work on the heads of ordinary citizens, and that they have no idea what is happening until they are hit with full force. Maybe you are among the victims, right now, at this very moment
The state, instead of being a service to the citizens, seems to be deliberately working against them and forcing them to collect huge fines, even though it does not inform them in advance that they are in trouble. The authorities shrug their shoulders and shift responsibility to each other, and the citizens of Serbia have no choice but to pay a fine or go to prison.
The Republic Geodetic Institute and the Chamber of Public Executors have started activities on the proposed amendments to the Law on Execution and Security. Apartment buyers would no longer have to deal with the registration of their new real estate on their own, as public executors would do it
