The Regime of Nullity of Administrative Acts in Urban Management That Confer on Private Individuals the Power to Carry Out Urban Development Operations

Abstract

As there is no special regime in our urban planning law regarding the nullity of administrative acts in urban management that confer on private individuals the power to carry out urban development operations, the fundamental issue arises of how the law should address the material effects produced (consolidated urban operations) by or under the null act.

This article essentially aims to suggest paths or alternatives to what seems to be an inevitable solution: the demolition of the urban operations.

Starting from the different situations that give rise to nullity, it seeks to determine under which circumstances and by what means it is possible to preserve the consolidated urban operation, even though the act from which it originates is a null administrative act.