Summary:

Determining the legal status of real estate is a key issue in its course. Not only it applies to define the boundaries but also the owner of the property. An in-stitution of Land Registry and their warranty should be the law secured for this transactions. The crucial problem are those properties, for which the only proof of purchase is an act of ownership of land issued under the Law on regulation of property holdings of 26 October 1971.
In such situations may occur to challenge the document itself or the cancel-lation attempt, but corrected the information contained therein is not currently po-ssible. It is also possible that, despite assumptions of Land Register, a person not mentioned in it will have AWZ identifying itself as the owner. Further problems may arise from the need to determine if the property is covered by the act constitutes a joint ownership or separate one, and whether the right does not purport to adjacent property owners.
Despite the passing of almost 39 years after the enactment of this act, there are such plots, for which the only proof of ownership is the act of land ownership. In the absence of a land register, the best solution seems to stop the process of selling the property to its establishment. This process is greatly complicated if the persons referred to in this document do not live. Then the procedure is prolonged by the inheritance proceedings, and was selling up all of a legally heir, which re-quires the unanimous consent for the sale of the property.