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It is without doubt that agricultural and forestry land (according to the former terminology: arable land) is one of the most important national resources of Hungary. Accordingly, agricultural and forestry land enjoys enhanced protection, which is enshrined at the highest legal level in Hungarian law. According to paragraph 1 of Section P of the Fundamental Law of Hungary, “natural resources, particularly arable land, forests and water resources, as well as biological diversity, in particular native plant and animal species and cultural values shall comprise the nation’s common heritage; responsibility to protect and preserve them for future generations lies with the State and every individual”. As an important mean for the protection of agricultural land, the Hungarian legislator has imposed restrictions on the acquisition of the ownership of agricultural and forestry land since 1994. Naturally, simultaneously with the establishment of these restrictions, the attempts to circumvent them also appeared. The legal transactions which intend to violate or circumvent the restrictions regarding to the acquisition of the land ownership are called “pocket contracts” in the common language.

Unlawful acquisition of agricultural and forestry land in the criminal law