Registration of ownership by court decision

Real estate is one of the most valuable and important investments. Court-ordered ownership registration is an important step in restoring or protecting your ownership of real estate.

In what cases is it possible to register ownership by a court decision?

Registration of ownership by court decision is a complex and important process, which is decided in certain situations. Below we will consider the cases when this may become necessary.

1. If your ownership is contested by others, a court decision can be decisive in establishing your right. For example, in a situation where other people claim the same property, a court order can help confirm your legitimacy.
2. Loss or theft of documents. In the case of loss or theft of documents confirming the registration of the right of ownership, a court decision can be the key to restoring your right. The court may recognize your legitimacy and give you the right to register the property again.

It is important to note that although a judgment may recognize your ownership, it does not in itself allow you to perform various actions with the property (sell, gift, etc.). In order to be able to register property and perform legal actions, the court decision must be entered in the state register of property rights.

Thus, a court order is only the first step in restoring or protecting your property right. After receiving a court decision, it is important to timely and correctly carry out all the necessary procedures for entering this decision into the state register.

If you need to register your property right by a court decision, contact our legal experts for professional advice and support in this process. Our team knows all the nuances of this procedure and is ready to help you quickly and efficiently restore your property rights.

What does court-ordered real estate registration provide?

Court-ordered ownership registration provides you with:

• Legal certainty and protection of your property rights.
• The legal right to use, sell, or dispose of real estate in any way.
• Immunity from possible claims or raiding attempts.

If you need to register a judgment, you should contact a notary public or public registrar. You can also use the services of experts from our company “Prykhodko and Partners”. To do this, you need to prepare and submit the following documents:

• Application for registration.
• A court decision that has entered into force and confirms your rights to the property.
• A copy of the applicant’s passport and TIN.
• Technical passport for the property.

If the application is submitted by an authorized person, a power of attorney must also be provided. All these documents must be submitted both in paper and digital form (scans of the originals).

After receiving the package of documents, the notary or state registrar takes the following steps:

• Register the application in the common database.
• Scan copies are made if only paper documents are provided.
• The order of consideration of the application is fixed depending on the date of submission of the documents.
• Documents are checked for possible registration refusals.
• If there is no refusal, the registration process begins.
• Add information to the corresponding registry section or create a new one.
• An extract from the register is prepared according to the declared format.

Difficulties are possible

Various difficulties may arise in the process of registering the right of ownership by a court decision, such as:

1. Incomplete documentation or its absence.
2. Contradictions in legal documentation.
3. Disputes with other interested parties.

Our law firm “Prykhodko and Partners” has extensive experience in solving similar situations and the ability to quickly and efficiently overcome all obstacles on the way to registering your property right.

Contact our experts

Contact our legal experts and we guarantee that the registration process will be carried out quickly, professionally and efficiently. Our team has many years of experience in the field of legal services and will provide you with the necessary support at every stage of the court-ordered ownership registration procedure.

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