This article covers all the most relevant aspects of judicial expertise in the field of land surveying. It is focused on non-contentious civil procedures for the regulation of boundaries, for the division of common property, enforcement procedure for the division of property. Among them, the problems of division into divided co-ownwership were also taken into consideration. The author explains how the judge and the expert co-operate in the public hearing or outside of it issue a court decision that is (together with expert's specific input) apprpriate for inscription into the cadastre. Un case of division of land with parcelling or in the case of division into a condominium, a further inscription into the land register is necessary. The advantage of this contribution is author's taking a position on disputed questions in relationship between the legal and land surveying professions, by taking into consideration the legal sources from both sides.
COBISS.SI-ID: 4298283
The aim of this article is a discussion of the division of joint property in noncontenious civil procedure and at profound analysis of a court decision and its legal nature as an uncompleted constitutive decree. In certain cases the court must order performance of the division as a firts step of the transformation of joint property.
COBISS.SI-ID: 4251179
Land Register Act with Introductory Explanation The authors discuss the Land Register Act after the 2011 amendments that brought along electronic communication with the Land Register and introduce the most important novelties.
COBISS.SI-ID: 257011200
This work represents the first indepth discussion of the issue of a Legacy without heirs, where it special value represents an international comparison between the Slovenian, Austrian, German and French legal systems. With regard to the issue of legacy without heirs, which can be a burden for the State, a comparitive approach is used regarding material and procedural solutions and considered to be of special value. It is also to be mentioned the publishment of the work in a miscellany by the renowed international publisher Nomos, which significantly contributes its international usability.
COBISS.SI-ID: 4029995
The author deals with two ways for establishing of apartment ownership on the basis of a judicial decision in noncontentious civil proceedings. The first is regulated in the Property Code and the NonContentious Civil Procedure Act. It is open for individual coowners of immovable property in cases, where no consent about the transformation of coownership to apartment ownership between the coowners can be reached. The second procedure has been introduced by the Act on the establishment of apartment ownership upon request of an acquirer of an individual part of a building (ZVEtL).
COBISS.SI-ID: 4202795