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There's nothing you can do, because the apartment belongs to the state.
There's nothing you can do, because the apartment belongs to the state.
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you judge from your words not at present, then according to the Housing Code of the Russian Federation of March 1, 2005 and the Housing Code of the RSFSR that was in force earlier, official housing is provided for temporary use usually for the time an employee works in the organization, however sometimes the organization's call covenants stipulate that if an employee works in an organization for a certain number of years, for example 10 years, the organization must give him/her the apartment in question You should acquaint yourself with normative acts of the organization or ask your manager for a pity Basically, you can find a way out.
you judge from your words not at present, then according to the Housing Code of the Russian Federation of March 1, 2005 and the Housing Code of the RSFSR that was in force earlier, official housing is provided for temporary use usually for the time an employee works in the organization, however sometimes the organization's call covenants stipulate that if an employee works in an organization for a certain number of years, for example 10 years, the organization must give him/her the apartment in question You should acquaint yourself with normative acts of the organization or ask your manager for a pity Basically, you can find a way out.
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it is impossible because a service apartment is not subject to privatization. in addition, the mother died, who was the main holder of the apartment and as I understand it worked for the company that issued this apartment. the fact that the daughter was registered in the warrant does not mean anything because when the warrant for the apartment is issued, all family members are registered in it. but if the daughter also works at the company, she has the right to use the apartment, but it would be very difficult to privatize it - you need to consult a lawyer on housing issues
it is impossible because a service apartment is not subject to privatization. in addition, the mother died, who was the main holder of the apartment and as I understand it worked for the company that issued this apartment. the fact that the daughter was registered in the warrant does not mean anything because when the warrant for the apartment is issued, all family members are registered in it. but if the daughter also works at the company, she has the right to use the apartment, but it would be very difficult to privatize it - you need to consult a lawyer on housing issues