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Cadastral surveying of land

What is it?

Cadastral surveying of land is carried out to determine legal boundaries of a property, and it includes:

  • invitation of initiators and owners of adjoining properties,
  • surveying and determination of a land unit,
  • pegging using boundary marks – landmarks or sight lines (provided by the customer or surveyors upon agreement)
  • survey of the boundaries and situation of the land unit
  • preparation (plan) and submission of cadastral survey documents to the State Land Service.

What is necessary to prepare an offer?

  • Address or cadastre number of the object
  • Sketch of the territory to be surveyed (if they do not match)

When is it necessary? 

  • First-time corroboration of property rights to real estate (land);
  • Renewal and clarification of the disappeared boundaries, including settlement of boundary disputes;
  • Uniting, division or rearrangement of land units;
  • Determination of the boundaries of a land unit (for rental purposes);
  • Isolation of land units each on its own plan;
  • Deforestation of forest lands or arrangement of agricultural land;
  • Updating of Situational or Encumbrance plans.

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