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State Property Law

Expropriation Compensation Disputes

Who grants the expropriation right?

On the basis of the Minister's order — by decision of the district (city) court, with a detailed property description and an indication of compensation.

What must compensation be like?

Preliminary, full and fair; not less than the independent valuation; in the form of property only with consent; free of taxes.

What happens on disagreement?

Each party sues in court; the court-appointed independent expert values the market value and the court decides.

Who pays the costs?

All costs of proceedings, valuation and transfer are borne by the expropriator.

4 min·22 Sep 2026

The Basis of the Expropriation Right and the Court's Decision

Deprivation of property for reasons of essential public need is permissible, in conformity with the Constitution of Georgia, only through expropriation. The granting of the right of expropriation rests on the Minister's order and a court decision: the Minister's order determines the inevitability of the expropriation and the subject to whom the right may be granted, while the decision on expropriation is taken by the court — it establishes the state organ, municipality or public- or private-law legal person to whom the right is granted.

The court's decision must also contain a detailed description of the expropriated property and an appropriate indication of securing the owner's preliminary, full and fair compensation. The matter is heard by the district (city) court, to which the interested person applies with a statement; the statement is accompanied by a detailed description of the project, the relevant order of the Minister, a detailed description of the property and a document confirming the publication of information. The decision is executed under the procedure for immediately enforceable decisions.

Updated: 13 Oct 2026