What will you learn on the course?
– what the contract must contain for the cadastre – what the most common mistakes occur in practice
– how to check the contract
– how to make an amendment to the contract
– how to make a proposal for entry
– what kind of contract to use for a particular situation – what the cadastre checks on the contract
– who decides on the contract at the cadastre
– how to enter the contract in the cadastre
– experience from practice
Trainer:
Mgr. Ondrej Halama – lawyer and expert in cadastre of real estate, land and construction law. For seven years he worked at the cadastre and adjudicated in cadastral proceedings. He is the author of professional and educational publications in the field of land and construction law. He has experience in real estate activities. He is currently working at the bar. Published publications: Commentary to the Cadastral Act (2014, 2021), Land, Buildings, Flats ( 2019), Commentary to Act No. 180/1995 Coll. (2014), Cadastre of Real Estate – Case Law with Commentary (2021), Fundamentals of Law for Everyone (2020).
Who is the course for?
The training is intended for lawyers, attorneys, paralegals, notaries, real estate brokers, land registry employees, mediators, property owners, housing cooperatives and communities, investor companies, banks, mortgage specialists.
Duration, number of participants, price
The course lasts 2 x 45 min., maximum number of participants 15, price: 50 euros per person (for clients we can also arrange a customized course according to requirements)
The nearest term
There are no deadlines at the moment. For those interested, I recommend the book How to Write a Contract for the Land Registry.
Contact
Applications and questions should be sent to info(a)ondrejhalama.sk, or to tel. 0949 602 552, your application will be confirmed by e-mail.
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Lawyer writing professional and educational literature focused on real estate, cadastre and law in general.
For several years he worked as a civil servant - chief counsel in the department of cadastre and in a real estate agency.
