Entry in the land register

Service Description

Owner or new owner after

  • you have reached an agreement with the seller on the change of ownership ("conveyance of the property") and
  • the new ownership structure has been entered in the land register.

The agreement on the transfer of ownership must be declared before a notary. It can also be declared in a court settlement or in a legally confirmed insolvency plan.

Entry in the land register is also required for other forms of transfer of ownership (e.g. as a correction to the land register when a property is inherited).

Encumbrances and restrictions that exist on the property, such as easements, priority notices of conveyance, liens, land charges or mortgages, must also be entered in the land register.

The entry is made by a notary or the person making the application.

The content of the land register provides information about the ownership structure of one or more properties and any encumbrances on the property (e.g. mortgages, easements).

The land register is used for legal transactions with properties and as credible proof of ownership. In particular, the ownership structure and private-law encumbrances on the land such as rights of way, mortgages, land or pension debts are entered in the land registers.

Anyone who can demonstrate a legitimate interest can inspect the land register or request copies (subject to a fee).

Entry in the land register:

If, for example, you wish to transfer ownership of a property, i.e. buy or sell a property, or create a mortgage on your property, an entry in the land register is required. You submit the corresponding application to the land registry office of the locally competent district court.

The land register is used for legal transactions involving land. In particular, the ownership structure and private-law encumbrances on the land, such as rights of way, mortgages, land or pension debts, are entered in the land registers.

Anyone who can demonstrate a legitimate interest can inspect the land register or request copies (subject to a fee).

Entry in the land register:

If, for example, you wish to transfer ownership of a property, i.e. buy or sell a property, or create a mortgage on your property, an entry in the land register is required. You submit the corresponding application to the land registry office of the locally competent district court.

Prerequisites:

You are the owner of the property.
Your right is affected by this entry.
When transferring ownership of a property, the agreement on the change of title must also be evidenced in notarized form.
All approvals and declarations must be in the form of public or publicly notarized deeds.

Source: Zuständigkeitsfinder Thüringen (Linie6Plus)

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