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Analysis of errors identified in the implementation and management of the real estate cadastre

V A Sinenko, A N Volnova, M V Pichuzhkina and 1 more

RUDN Journal of Agronomy and Animal Industries · 2018

doi:10.22363/2312-797x-2018-13-2-121-130 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

One of the most common reasons for the suspension of the procedure for state cadastral registration, or state registration of rights to real estate are errors that are contained in the information of the real estate cadastre. The presence of errors in the Unified state register of real estate, including mistakes in title documents for real estate, is the basis for the suspension and refusal in the state cadastral registration and further registration of rights to real estate. In such circumstances, the applicant is compelled to prove violation of his rights. If there is an error in the information of the real estate cadastre regarding the real estate object, such errors are automatically exported to various databases and as a consequence lead to a large number of errors in the information of the real estate cadastre as well as various registers and cadastres. With the enactment of the Federal Law of 13.07.2015 No. 218 “On State registration of real estate” the procedure for correcting mistakes in the Unified state register of real estate has been substantially simplified. In their article, the authors analyze the current situation of the real estate cadastre databases and give examples of the most common in practice technical errors in the management and implementation of the real estate cadastre.

Abstract licence: CC BY-NC

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