Grandfather planted a cone...

Grandfather put Shishka (no, my dear, not on a bunk - in a high chair) and gave him his grandfather’s most important task - to conduct a “dacha amnesty” in the country.

Fairy tale. Grandfather put Shishka (no, my dears, not on a bunk - in a high chair) and gave him his grandfather’s most important task - to carry out a “dacha amnesty” in the country. Forgive everyone who is not very guilty, legitimize the land, legalize it, issue royal stamp paper, so that the people will own the land without fear. Well, he replenished the treasury with taxes. Only the cone grew big, very big, and gave birth to other smaller cones. Summer residents come to them, pull and pull the necessary papers, but they can’t pull them out... This is such a fable, it won’t be told at night. And now the reality.
One of my good friends, an honest man, the leader of gardeners, has been asking the same question at the president’s meetings with the press for several years now, causing his colleagues to cheerfully revive with his persistence: “Why doesn’t the law on “dacha amnesty” work? So one day he admitted: “Do you know how much money they offered me so that I wouldn’t ask about it anymore? You and I will never earn that much!”
Indeed, for those who measure land (especially golden land near the capital) not by hundreds, but by hectares, all this noise with the “dacha amnesty” is completely useless. They conduct their black redistribution according to different rules and concepts. The new “dacha law” is not written about them. It was conceived primarily to alleviate the plight of small landowners - the “six hundred people”, of whom there are millions in Russia. Made it easier? Well, maybe the pockets.
A summer resident I know called land surveyors to survey the plot (land surveying is a mandatory procedure). They openly announced - to the cash desk at the rate - 5 thousand re, in their hands - 3. The work is dusty, with dirt... There is nowhere to go, I paid from above. Do you think the measurement paperwork was completed right away? “You know, the area of ​​your plot is slightly larger than that indicated in the primary documents, so...” the theodolite and tape measure told the victim. And although the law on “dacha amnesty” interprets precisely this situation in favor of the six-hundred-hundred-hundred-hundred percent (“surplus”, if the neighbors do not object, the land authorities are obliged to legalize it free of charge), the intimidated dacha resident shelled out another 3 thousand re...
So why is our “dacha amnesty” stalled? Why, out of millions of land owners, have only a few tens of thousands of citizens undergone the procedure for re-registration of land ownership? But because we live like in a forest, and there are cones everywhere. Some may have been placed in the wrong place.