Entries into the Land Register

Into the land register especially the relations to immovables are entered, notably ownership and other real rights (pledge, real burdens, preemptive right), and also leases and loans of agricultural and forest land, executed for the term of more than five years. The entry of such rights may be made in various ways, the most important of which is a registration (intabulation), by which the legal relations arising from contracts are registered. The effects thereof are constitutive (the rigt arises, changes or lapses on the entry, with legal effects as of the day the entrymaking proposal was filed). Records and notes are of declaratory nature, by a record the rise, change or termination of a recorded legal relation, ensuing from a decision of a competent body, arising ex lege or ex usucapione or as a result of an auction are evidenced. A note is not meant to evidence a change of a legal relation, being of an informative nature and notifying that the data in the register may be affected by a certain change, as the concerned relation is an object of a legal proceeding.