Assignment of cadastral number to the inherited land plot

Assignment of cadastral number to the inherited land plot

Author

Perepelchenko Anatolii

The cadastral number of the land plot is an individual digital code (number) of the land plot, which is not repeated on the whole territory of Ukraine, is assigned to the land plot during its state registration and is kept for it throughout its existence.

Why do you need a cadastral number?

Under the new legislation, the cadastral number is assigned to a plot of land so that the owner can donate, draw up an inheritance, sell or otherwise alienate it, sell a house, building or structure located on the land.

In the case of transfer of ownership of land from one person to another cadastral number does not change. In case of division or merger, the land plot is assigned a new cadastral number.

It is important to know that in order to draw up a contract that provides for the acquisition of ownership of land, a house, building or structure, the land must be assigned a cadastral number.

In case of inheritance of a land plot, which is not assigned a cadastral number (pink state acts on private ownership of land of 1993), the notary issues a certificate of inheritance without extraction from the state register of land plots and without cadastral number, because at the stage of issuance the certificate does not yet acquire ownership of the land by the heir.

The heir will acquire such a right only after the state registration of the land plot (with assignment of the cadastral number) and affixing of the corresponding mark by the territorial body of the State Land Committee. Either the owner of the land plot or the already legally recognized heir, who he becomes after the issuance of the certificate of the right to inheritance, must apply for assigning a cadastral number to the land plot and ordering the relevant land management documentation.