Municipal approval for the Land Registry: no registration without it
Municipal approval for the Land Registry in a 30-second video
Video transcript
This is Bureaucrati. Today he is a little right. Without municipal approval, there is no registration in the Land Registry. The approval shows that there are no debts to the local authority for the property, and that the betterment levy was paid or secured. That is why both the municipality and the local planning committee sign it. The seller usually applies for it, and it is better to do so early, not at the last moment.
Full explanation: Municipal certificate for the Land Registry: what it is, who signs it, and how to get it. What the municipal certificate for the Land Registry is, under which laws it is required, why it bears the signatures of the local authority and the local planning and building committee, and finding the authority and committee by the name of the locality.
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