3 are the objects seized so far in the Capital following the operation following the Normative Act for the blocking of illegal constructions.
The Prosecutor's Office of Tirana is carrying out investigations for Lul Morin's palace at Liqeni i Thaë, the palace on 'Myslym Shyri' street and 'Syrin i Tirana'.
All three facilities will be subject to technical engineering examination by experts designated by the prosecution for legal violations of construction without permission.
The experts will have to extract the unauthorized volumes on the floors, their full surface.
Currently, the prosecutor's office of Tirana is investigating the cases for the criminal offense of construction without permission.
The prosecution has asked the IKMT municipality for all the practices followed at these facilities, from the permission granted to the findings of violations made at these facilities.
In September of this year, the Council of Ministers approved the decision on the confiscation of constructions without permission, through which the building owners must either buy the construction without permission at the market price and legalize it, or donate it to the state, or else it is seized.
Until now, only "Ideal Cosntruction shpk" has decided to donate to the state the unauthorized addition of 4646 square meters, which will be used for public interest.
Meanwhile, three other buildings have been seized.
One on 'Myslym Shyri' street in Tirana, after having built 2700 additional square meters without permission, by the firm 'Arb Trans 2010' with administrator Shyqyri Maloku and former partner until 2018 Arben Maloku, former administrator of Zall Herri.
On the other hand, the 9-story building of the businessman, Julian Morina, built without a permit, was seized. While the other unauthorized addition was in a building under construction in the Farka area of Tirana, with an area of 1,200 square meters. Additional floors were built without permission in the building owned by businessman Pëllumb Salillari.