The geographical repercussions of the mortgage principles after Law 13/2015, of June 24 (II): The principle of legality: the graphic registration qualification

Authors

  • Pedro Fandos Pons

Keywords:

Georeferencing, Qualification principle, Means of qualification, Identification of the farm, Correspondence of the cadastral reference, Surface differences, Positive and negative rating

Abstract

Continuing with the purpose of attempting an evolutionary interpretation of Law 13/2015 and its repercussion on the mortgage principles of our registry system, we deal, in this second article, of treating the geographical repercussions on the principle of legality, manifested through the registration qualification, which we will call graph. And this because after the entry into force of Law 13/2015, of June 24, the qualification of the title presented will be extended to the extremes related to the circumstances referred to the description of the farm, which will be drafted in the way they determine the individuals in the title, provided that they pass the previous examination in which the qualification of the registry consists, with the means that the Law offers to the registrar. Therefore, the incorporation of the georeferencing to the registration and the expression of the graphic coordination status of the farm with the Cadastre are circumstances that must be examined in the processing of the registration qualification, since the registrar must make a decision regarding the declarations of the parties and must record its decision in the registration in the manner determined in Article 9.

 

Published

2019-06-30

How to Cite

The geographical repercussions of the mortgage principles after Law 13/2015, of June 24 (II): The principle of legality: the graphic registration qualification. (2019). Critical Review of Real Estate Law, 773, 1249 a 1297. https://revistacritica.es/rcdi/article/view/1011