Pregledni rad
The Legal Status of Marinas in the Republic of Croatia
Vinko Hlača
; Pravni fakultet Sveučilišta u Rijeci, Rijeka, Hrvatska
Jakob Nakić
; Županijsko državno odvjetništvo u Rijeci, Rijeka, Hrvatska
Sažetak
Marinas are among the most important objects of nautical tourism. Moreover they are considered to be the basic objects of nautical tourism. With their berths, accessories and equipment they provide anchorage for tourists boats and recreation for boaters. As ports for a special purpose, similarly to merchant and other special sea and river ports, marinas have their legal regime which is determined by statutes, by-laws and autonomous regulations by port concessionaires. The firs marinas on the territory of the present- day Republic of Croatia were established in 1960's (Marina in Punat), and only a few decades later a chain of marinas (known as ACY marinas)was constructed. Some marinas have been built recently, and there are plans to build a series of new marinas. Since marinas are buildings on the maritime welfare, not only clauses of the Act on Maritime Welfare and Seaports but also
those of special laws regulating building construction should be taken into account.
Ključne riječi
marinas; ports for special purpose; maritime welfare; decision on establishing concessions; inland waters
Hrčak ID:
186662
URI
Datum izdavanja:
13.12.2010.
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