What does the note on a plot say?+
The documents, the registered rights, the encumbrances, the designated purpose, the limits on use, and the next steps. The note does not replace an extract from the register and it is not a permit to build.
When is privatisation taken?+
Only where the law allows it for that plot.
The cadastre has the area, the coordinates, or the boundary wrong.+
The entry is corrected. An unlawful decision, act, or failure to act by the registrar is challenged. Land management and surveying are done by engaged firms with certified engineers. Dublon organises the work and follows it so the documents match the legal basis.
A building is bought. What happens to the land?+
The person who acquires a house, other than an apartment in a block, or a building or structure, takes the right to the plot it stands on, without a change of designated purpose, in the extent and on the terms the seller held. Restrictions and rights of first refusal are checked before the deal.
Lease, servitude, emphyteusis, superficies.+
A lease is paid use for a term. A servitude is a right of way, a right to drive across, or another limited use of someone else’s plot. Emphyteusis is a right to use someone else’s land for agriculture. Superficies is a right to use someone else’s land for building. None of these rights is ownership of the plot.
A change of designated purpose.+
It is handled when the law allows the change for that plot, together with the local planning documents.
A dispute over a plot.+
A boundary, occupation without right, access, co-owners, spouses, heirs, a tenant, or an unlawful transfer. The work is negotiation, a demand, or a court claim through an advocate.
A share of former collective land after a relative’s death.+
The inheritance of that share is formalised on the Inheritance page. The work on the certificate, the lease, and allocation in kind starts when the share is already known.
State or municipal land for a company.+
It is obtained by an application to the authority or by auction. The contract names the plots, the decisions, and the term.