Property ownership

Property ownership

Ownership of a thing can be acquired through a purchase, gift or other contract, inheritance, decision of a state authority or on the basis of other facts established by law.

The rights to the listed real estate arise, change or expire by depositing in the cadastre, unless the cadastral law provides otherwise.

The district office will examine the contract from the point of view of whether it contains the essential elements of the contract, whether the act is done in the prescribed form, whether the transferor is authorized to dispose of the property, whether the expressions of will are sufficiently definite and understandable, whether the freedom of contract or the right to dispose of the property is not limited, whether the contract does not contradict the law, whether it does not circumvent the law and whether it does not go against good morals. When deciding on the deposit, the district office also takes into account factual and legal facts that could affect the authorization of the deposit.

The legal effects of the deposit arise on the basis of the valid decision of the district office on its permission, which means that during the transfer of real estate, the buyer acquires the ownership right to the object of purchase only by depositing it in the real estate cadastre.