COMMISSIONING OF THE ECONOMY BUILDING

What services in Kyiv does a lawyer who deals with the commissioning of commercial buildings provide?

1. Legal analysis of documentation: thorough checking of all necessary documents for their compliance with legislation
2. Interaction with inspection bodies: Representation and interaction with state and local self-government bodies to obtain necessary permits and resolve issues with specialized services.
3. Legal protection of interests: Protection of the client’s interests in case of disputes or conflicts with controlling bodies or other parties.

What types of consultations does a lawyer who puts commercial buildings into operation provide?

1. Preparation of documentation: consulting on the drafting and preparation of all necessary documents for commissioning.
2. Legal obligations after obtaining a permit: instructions on the legal obligations of owners of commercial buildings after the completion of the commissioning procedure

Why should you use the services of a lawyer in Ukraine to put an economic building into operation?

1. Expertise and knowledge of legislation: Lawyers have in-depth knowledge of Ukrainian legislation and local regulations, which helps them effectively solve clients’ issues.
2. Minimization of risks: They help to avoid possible problems and risks associated with non-compliance with legislation or wrong actions during the commissioning process.
3. Saving time and effort: Professional lawyers will sort all the documentation, interact with the relevant institutions, and help you focus on your business.

What documents will you need to put an economic building into operation?

A number of documents and permit documentation may be required for putting an economic building into operation. Exact requirements may depend on local laws and regulations in your region. However, here is a general list of documents that may be required:

 Permissive documents:

• Building Permit: This is an official document issued by local authorities that allows construction work to begin.
• Project documentation: building plans and other technical documents approved by local authorities.

 Documents on ownership or use of a land plot:

• Documents confirming ownership or the right to use the land on which the building is located.

 Technical documentation:

• Technical passport of an economic building: A document that contains information about the parameters and characteristics of the building.

 Acts of acceptance and transfer:

• Act of acceptance and handover of the building: If the construction was carried out by third-party contractors, acts of acceptance and handover of works may be required.

 Safety and fire safety documents:

• Fire-technical documentation, which contains requirements for the fire safety of the commercial building and fire-extinguishing means.
• Other safety documents: Evacuation plans, fire and general safety instructions, etc.

 Other documents:

• Contracts with local services: documents that confirm that the building is supplied with water, electricity, gas, etc.