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Certificate of non-affectedness according to § 1026 BGB
A property that is divided into two or more parts can be exempted from the easement under certain conditions. If the easement is only limited to a certain area according to the land register, the parts of the property that lie outside this area are not affected by the easement. The State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL) issues a certificate for this purpose.
It is not always clear to the land registry or a notary which parts of the property are affected or not affected by easements, as the authorizations often refer to historical parcel designations. The LVGL can use its documents to determine which current parcels of land are affected by the easement. With a certificate issued as a result, the land registry can write off the unaffected part of the property free of encumbrances.
The application of § 1026 BGB is limited exclusively to easements (i.e. rights in section II of a land register), not to rights registered in section III (no liens such as mortgages or land charges).
Eligible applicants are Owner, other authorized person (e.g. notary).
The certificate for the unencumbered depreciation of parts of the property outside the exercise area of easements pursuant to Section 1026 BGB certifies that a localized easement does not extend to the area of the property applied for.
Civil Code (BGB), Act No. 842 on Certificates of Harmlessness of January 25, 1967 in the current version and Administrative Regulations on Certificates of Harmlessness in the current version
Application to the State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL)
The fees are based on the Special Schedule of Fees and Expenses of the State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL) and the publicly appointed surveyors of Saarland (GebVerzVerm).
You can apply via the LVGL online store by email, in writing or verbally at an LVGL sales office.
The processing time depends on the scope of the certificate.
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A complaint can be filed against the fee notice with the Saarland Administrative Court.
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State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL)
State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development Von der Heydt 22, 66115 Saarbrücken
Directions: See link
Information offices in Saarbrücken, Saarlouis, Lebach, Merzig, Neunkirchen, St. Ingbert, St. Wendel and Wadern.
Phone: +49 (681) 9712-03 Fax: +49 (681) 9712-200
E-mail: poststelle@lvgl.saarland.de
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.
The certificate for the unencumbered depreciation of parts of the property outside the exercise area of easements pursuant to Section 1026 BGB certifies that a localized easement does not extend to the area of the property applied for.
Civil Code (BGB), Act No. 842 on Certificates of Harmlessness of January 25, 1967 in the current version and Administrative Regulations on Certificates of Harmlessness in the current version
Application to the State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL)
The fees are based on the Special Schedule of Fees and Expenses of the State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL) and the publicly appointed surveyors of Saarland (GebVerzVerm).
You can apply via the LVGL online store by email, in writing or verbally at an LVGL sales office.
The processing time depends on the scope of the certificate.
None
A complaint can be filed against the fee notice with the Saarland Administrative Court.
None
State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development (LVGL)
State Office for Surveying, Geoinformation and Land Development Von der Heydt 22, 66115 Saarbrücken
Directions: See link
Information offices in Saarbrücken, Saarlouis, Lebach, Merzig, Neunkirchen, St. Ingbert, St. Wendel and Wadern.
Phone: +49 (681) 9712-03 Fax: +49 (681) 9712-200
E-mail: poststelle@lvgl.saarland.de
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.