Cadastre

Legal assistance in registering ownership rights, updating records, and resolving cadastre matters.

Cadastre records and documentation for registering rights in real estate.

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.

Property that is not properly registered is harder to sell, inherit or use as security. We help make sure cadastre records match the actual situation and your rights.

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 approach your matter

We first establish the current registration status and any differences from the documents you hold. On that basis, we prepare an application for registration, amendment or correction, with the evidence needed for it to be granted.

When the cadastre issues a decision you disagree with, we file an appeal, and in more complex cases where rights are disputed, we start the appropriate court proceedings.

How we work together

  • Record check: we obtain the property certificate and compare it with your documents.
  • Application: we prepare and submit the application with all required attachments.
  • Follow-up: we follow the procedure and respond to requests from the cadastre.
  • Remedy: we file an appeal when a decision is not in line with the law.

Worth knowing

Registration in the cadastre is crucial for legal certainty: buyers, banks and courts rely on cadastre data. If you have inherited or bought property, check that the change has been registered, and do not put it off until it is needed.

What is registered in the cadastre protects you even when no one is asking.