Article 23. Specific features of ownership, use, and disposal of tangible cultural heritage sites
On the protection and use of cultural heritage sites (269-II-son) · Date: 30.08.2001 · In force
The owner of a tangible cultural heritage site shall bear the responsibility of preserving it, taking into account its historical, cultural, or scientific significance, and recognizing that the loss of such a site cannot be compensated.
Owners of land plots on which tangible cultural heritage sites are located may also be obliged to preserve such sites and fulfill other responsibilities in accordance with the legislation.
Lease of a tangible cultural heritage site shall be carried out on the basis of a lease agreement, which must include the requirements for the preservation of the site.
Tangible cultural heritage sites owned by the State may not be alienated or transferred to private ownership.
