Detailed description
The land register is a public register in which all important information about properties and their rights are recorded. It provides information about who owns a property, what encumbrances are on it (for example, mortgages or land charges) and whether there are any special rights or restrictions. It is kept at the land registry office of the local court.
If you want to have an entry made in the land register, you usually need a certified consent from the person who will be disadvantaged by the entry.
If, for example, a land charge is to be registered, the owner of the property on which the land charge is to be placed is affected. You need his certified consent.
The registration authorization must be certified by a notary. To do this, contact a notary directly. They will not only carry out the certification, but will also advise you on land registry matters and can submit the necessary applications for you.