Building abuse: see how you can legally avoid demolition

It may happen that you realize you have abuse of building and as a result, a particular legal process is usually ultimately dismissed.

But today we want you bring to your attention a situation that you can avoidalways according to the law let this be done. We’re sure we’ve intrigued you, so scroll down to the next few lines and take notes.

How to avoid demolition if you have committed abuse

It seems strange but it deals with building abuses the demolition solution is not always the only possible option. There are, in fact, some cases where it is possible to settle our position. Actually, the system of Presidential Decree n. 380/2001, Consolidated Building Law, is very very complicated.

In many cases of simple construction defects there are some settings we can applylet’s take a practical example with those projects that would require Cila, i.e. slave communication of task initiation. If we do them but without communication it is not a building violation but an irregularity and we can comply with a sanction provided by law.

The Unified Law is a system where demolition is the general rule, but there are interventions that we can restore or otherwise remedy. But what are we talking about

1. partial abuse
2. substantial variations
3. total abuse

These are the three degrees of abuse which we can find in the Consolidated Law and are in order of increasing severity. But let’s go in order. For some abuses we can refer to article 36-a. In this case we can get a dynamic amnesty based on weakened or light double compliance.

While, for total abuse, reference is made to article 36. In this case we are talking about full double compliance and the administration has 60 days to report. However, regarding the complete abuse, we are talking about article 36-a. But when is demolition not possible?

If the abuse cannot be corrected but at the same time we cannot carry out the demolition because it would endanger part of the building. Or where work is carried out under a building permit which is subsequently cancelled.

As we can imagine, reducing the Consolidated Law very soon it is extremely complex and should be read with great care. But there are cases where demolition, even if we have abused, is not necessary.

We advise you, if you are facing such kind of problems, to contact the industry experts. Only they will be able to help you understand if your case falls into one of the indicated cases.