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Accurate and up-to-date real estate cadastre records are essential for the secure disposal of property and the protection of owners’ rights.

We provide legal support in registration, amendment, and correction procedures, as well as in resolving disputed cadastre matters.

Inconsistencies between the actual situation, contracts and the cadastre can block a sale, a loan or an inheritance. We help bring the cadastre records in order before they become an obstacle.

Areas of Practice

• Registration of ownership rights
• Registration of mortgages and other encumbrances
• Removal of encumbrances and annotations
• Amendment of real estate records
• Correction of cadastre errors
• Appeals against cadastre decisions
• Administrative disputes in cadastre matters

How We Help

We prepare and submit applications for registration, amendment and deletion of rights, encumbrances and annotations and follow the procedure until a decision is issued. Where needed, we work with surveying firms.

If a cadastre decision is unlawful or the procedure has stalled without reason, we file an appeal and bring an administrative dispute. We also help correct errors made in earlier registrations.

How We Work Together

• Status check – we obtain the extract and compare it with the documents and the situation on the ground.
• Preparing the application – we collect documents suitable for registration.
• Following the procedure – we communicate with the cadastre and respond to requests for additions.
• Legal remedies – we protect your rights by appeal and in administrative disputes.

Good to Know

Registration in the cadastre has a constitutive effect for acquiring ownership of real estate, meaning the right is acquired only upon registration. Until registration is completed, a buyer or heir is not fully protected.

Property is only as secure as its registration is accurate.